1. EFFECTIVE SPEAKING
REVIEW

2. OVERVIEW
MP # I- TYPES OF SPEECHES MP# II- PARTS OF SPEECH MP# III- KINDS OF SUPPORT MP # IV-PRESENTATION OF SPEECH MP# V- MILITARY BRIEFING MP# VI- HOW TO OVERCOME FEARS

3. To convince- permanent change of opinion to secure mental agreement.
A. INFORMATIVE SPEECH- provide clear and correct information to an audience so that they will understand and remember it.
B. PERSUASIVE SPEECH- seeks to influence an audience, to change their belief, feelings or actions.
Degrees of Persuasion
To stimulate- renew their faith in a belief or opinion they already hold.
To convince- permanent change of opinion to secure mental agreement.
3. To actuate- most difficult to all speeches because you must inform, stimulate, convince your listener and motivate them.

4. C. IMPROMPTU SPEECH- spur of the moment, without any study or preparation.

5. MP# II- PARTS OF SPEECH A
MP# II- PARTS OF SPEECH A. Introduction- should be the appetite of the audience. Should start a quotation, an interesting anecdote, an example or direct question. Remember, the most daunting task that the speaker faces is how to start his presentation. 1. Attention getting- background of the lecture, gain the attention. 2. Motivation- to motivate the audience. 3. Overview- Main topic

6. 1. Summary- brief restatement of the main/key points covered in body.
B. Body- heart of the speech
C. Conclusion
1. Summary- brief restatement of the main/key points covered in body.
2. Re-motivation- brief re statement of the importance of speech.
3. Closure- closing the speech, leaving the audience with sense of finality.
TRANSITIONS-used to help the audience understand the continuity of thoughts
MP # III- KIND OF SUPPORT
1. VERBAL SUPPORT- clarify the points you wish to make or to prove your assertions.

7. TYPES OF VERBAL SUPPORT
Definitions- clarify words that maybe unfamiliar to your audience.
Examples- factual or imaginary.
Comparisons- connection between the known and the unknown.
Testimony
Statistics- facts which can be expressed in number.
Humor- use to recaptures the attention of listeners.
g. Quotation- exact word of another person borrowed for use in your speech.

8. 2. VISUAL SUPPORT- functions to dramatize amplify or the points you are trying to get across to your audience. How to use Visual Support a. Use only the material that are relevant. b. Use visual materials that are large to be seen by all audience. c. Use visual material only at a proper time. d. Keep visual materials simple and clear as possible.

9. e. Talk to the audience not to visual aids.
See to it that you know how to use the equipment.
Place visual aids away from obstructions.
MP# IV- PRESENTATION OF SPEECH
How to Present
Reading minuscript is not allowed instead you can use a cue card.
2. You are not allowed to stay in the podium.
3. Must have an eye contact.

10. 4. Must have body movement. 5. Must have a gesture. 6
4. Must have body movement. 5. Must have a gesture. 6. Using Visual Aids is required. 7. Observe the time allotted in your presentation. V- Military Briefing- is formal version of informative speech which primary purpose is to inform.

11. ABC”S of Military Briefing A-CCURACY B-REVITY C-LARITY Parts of Military Briefing Introduction—Salutation Statement of the topic Purpose and Utility Program Overview Body Conclusion- Summary Closure

12. How to Present Mil Briefing
Reading Minuscript is allowed but not thoroughly
You are allowed to stay at the podium
Emotional appeal is not allowed
Must have an eye contact
Must have a gesture
Limited body Movement
Observe the time allotted in your presentation.
Visual aids is required

13. VI- How to Overcome Fears 1. Pull yourself up straight 2
VI- How to Overcome Fears 1. Pull yourself up straight 2. Look your audience straight in the eye. 3. Have enthusiasm 4. Speak louder

14. GOOD LUCK SPEAKERS!!!!!