1. Speeches
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2. Types of Speeches Informative Persuasive Prepared Extemporaneous
See if you know each of these great speakers throughout the presentation!

3. Informative
Gives knowledge
Information to the audience

4. Persuasive
Convinces people to do something
Believe in something

5. Prepared Speech is written
Speech is learned before hand (often memorized)
FFA competition… ask josh Tsujimura

6. Extemporaneous Speech with little or no preparation
A FFA competition (individual)

7. Variables to consider when developing a speech
Purpose of the speech
Audience
Occasion
Content
Composition
Oral delivery

8. Purpose of the speech Why are you giving the speech?
Do you need to persuade or should you inform?

9. Audience Who are you talking to?
Make sure you know your audience- you should have appropriate language for the group!
Example- “OMG!” Grandma is not going to know this.

10. Occasion
What is the event?

11. Content
What is the speech?

12. Composition
How is the speech written and organized?

13. Oral delivery: Voice Pitch Quality of voice Articulation Pronunciation
Force

14. Oral delivery: stage presence
Appearance
Poise
Attitude
Confidence

15. Oral delivery: Power of expression
Fluency
Sincerity
Emphasis
Convey thoughts

16. Oral delivery: Response to questions
Accurate
Ability to react quickly

17. Oral delivery: General effect
Interesting
Understandable
Convincing
Pleasing
Holds attention

18. Speakers… Here were the peeps.
Ronald Reagan
Joseph Stalin
Nelson Mandela
Matt Roloff
Helen Keller
Abe Lincoln
Che Gueverra
Ghandi
Cesar Chavez
Malcolm X
Teddy Roosevelt
Madelein Albright
Oprah
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hitler
Martin Luther King, Jr.

19. Speakers: Check ‘em out!
(You can watch the whole thing or the first 5 or ten minutes. The whole thing is good!)