Objectives

Use information from different types of

speeches and panel discussions in everyday
life
Get the meaning of unfamiliar words
through context clues.
Justify truth and falsity of statements.
Present ideas in the text using graphic
organizers
SPEECH
the faculty or power of speaking; oral communication;
ability to express one's thoughts and emotions by speech
sounds and gesture
a form of communication in spoken language, made by a
speaker before an audience for a given purpose
The expression of or the ability to express thoughts and
feelings by articulate sounds
is communication through talking or a talk given to an
audience
 3 Main Types
of Speech
1. INFORMATIVE 2. PERSUASIVE 3. SPECIAL OCCASSION

provides information usually challenges an The speech must fit the

The topic may be an audience's beliefs. occasion.
object, an event, a the most difficult to The speech must meet
concept, or a process. deliver because you the allotted time.
have to be clear in Intended remarked must
what topic do you be accurate.
choose in order to
convince the audience.
Informative Speech
1. Speech about Objects
Objects are things that are tangible and thus, recognized through sight,
hearing, taste , or touch.
Speeches about objects include those about people, places, animals,
structures.

2. Speech about Events

happenings or occurrences, both past and present.

3. Speech about Concepts

Focus on beliefs, ideas, and theories.

4. Speech about Processes

refers to how something is made, how something is done, or how something works.
How to Plan a Speech
Choose the topic
Do some research
Remember the information you are going to provide
to your audience and it should be new and valuable.
The information should be accurate.
Identify what kind of speech you are going to
perform
What are the objectives of your speech
Know your audience
4Ps for Planning:
Plan
Prepare
Practice
Present
Mechanics of Organization
1. Start with an amusing title
2. Write down the purpose
3. List down the ideas you want the
audience to retain
4. Write a conclusion
Thank
You!