Speeches, 1.02 P:2
Adapt public speaking techniques to the audience and purpose of the communication.

Types of Speeches

Variables to consider when developing a speech:
Purpose of the speech:
Audience:
Occasion:
Content:
Composition:
Oral delivery variables:
A. voice-
B. stage presence-
C. Power of expression-
D. Response to questions-
E. General effect-

Good speaker vs. Bad speaker. We are now going to watch two short talks given by individuals. Discuss what was good and what was bad about both speakers. Think about the speech variables that we just discussed.
Good Bad
Speaker #1
Speaker #2

Think of someone you know that you think is a good or bad public speaker. What is the person’s name is and how do you know him/her. Describe three ways that makes them a good or bad public speaker.
Name: How do you know him/her:
Why good or Bad #1.
#2.
#3.

Extemporaneous Speech: You are each going to give a three minute speech about the following topic:
The greatest thing of all time is ____________________. Now you must prove it. That is what a speech is all about.
To help you write your extemporaneous speech go to the next page. Tomorrow you will be given your three minutes to speak in front of the class about your topic. Make sure you:
Have an interesting introduction
State your points
Use body language
Use eye contact
Articulate
Use voice fluctuations
Move a little bit, but not too much that people only focus on your movement.
Take a deep breath.
Don’t pass out!

1. This is the first sentence. Your introduction. First impressions count and should be memorable– funny, quote, statistic! Get their attention so they will listen to you!

The greatest ___________of all time is:
Outline for the perfect introduction of the greatest thing on the planet– today or yesterday. It’s the same way you write a paper, speech, or whatever. Just follow this map and fill it in with your words. When you are finished you should have a great speech about your “thing” and everyone will feel the same.

2. This is the body or the meat and potatoes. Here is all of the information that people really need to know about your topic Support system.

3. Okay– last chance. Make it count. People need to remember you and your thing. What do you want to say or do to make them actually think about you or remember your topic in the future.