1. Speeches
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2. Types of Speeches Informative- gives information
Persuasive- changes someone’s mind
Extemporaneous- given with little forethought
Prepared- time was given to create the speech
Four Types

3. When creating a speech…
Purpose of the speech
Why are you doing this?
Audience
Make sure you know who you are giving the speech to and adapt to meet their needs (school children, elderly, business persons)
Occasion
Is this celebratory, are you educating, what time or season is it?
Content
Make sure your information is relevant to the group. Example: Talking about grass seed to a sports field managers.
Composition
Work on the way that you present the speech. Use an introduction, body, and conclusion. The introduction should be catchy.

4. Oral delivery Voice Stage Presence Power of expression
Response to questions
General effect

5. Oral Delivery
Voice
Should be strong, articulate, imagine you are speaking to the person in the back of the audience
Stage Presence
Dress should be neat, good posture, good eye contact
Power of expression
Tone in your voice should change, get louder and softer, use hand gestures
Response to questions
Need to be quick on your feet, need to be knowledgeable about your content
General effect
Overall the people should be impressed by you and feel that you are knowledgeable, articulate, and that this was a pleasant and memorable experience. You better be believable!

6. Speaker #1
Determine what are some good and bad points about this speaker.

7. Speaker #2
Determine what are some good and bad points about this speaker.

8. Now you are going to…
Write a miniature speech. Use the packet to help you write an introduction, body, and conclusion. You are going to write a speech about the greatest actor of all time.
Remember-
Write the speech the way you talk
Be enthusiastic, smile, use gestures, have good eye contact, and be sincere!
You will create an outline that will include an introduction, body, and conclusion.
Tomorrow we will share your introductions!