Delivery

for Different
Situations
PREPARED BY:
Winona Olandiz
11 STEM- Fitzgerald
 Speech Delivery

Speech Delivery is a matter of

nonverbal communication. It is
based on how you use your voice
and body to convey the message
expressed by your words

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Reverend Dr. Martin Luther
King Jr

“I Have a Dream”
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You may be asked to introduce a keynote
speaker or simply to make an important
announcement in some context.
Sometimes you will speak in a familiar
environment, while at other times you may
be faced with an unfamiliar location and
very little time to get used to speaking with
a microphone.

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 Using a Lectern
◍ LECTERN- a small raised surface,
◍ Usually with a slanted top, where a
speaker can place notes during a
speech.

A lectern adds a measure of formality to

the speaking situation.

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A lectern allows speakers the freedom to
do 2 things:
 To come out from behind the lectern to
establish more immediate contact with
the audience,

 To use both hands for gestures

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 Speaking in a Small or
Large Physical Space

Speaking venues
vary according to
size: classroom,
meeting, or
conference room,
ball room, social
hall, auditorium,
covered court, etc.
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If you have In terms of facial expressions
prepared and practical and gestures should
practiced well, adjustments, be be larger so that
aware that your they are visible
you can approach
voice is likely to from farther away.
a large-venue echo, so you will If you are using
speaking want to speak more visual aids, they
engagement with slowly than usual need to be large
confidence. and make use of enough to be
pauses to mark the visible from the
ends of phrases and back of the
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 Speaking Outdoors

Outdoor speech venues can pose

challenges with weather, sun glare, and
uninvited guests, such as ants and
pigeons. If the venue is located near a
busy highway, it might be difficult to
make yourself heard over the ambient
noise.

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 Using a Microphone

its main function is to

increase the volume of your
voice not to clarify the
pronunciation and
enunciation of words.

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 Audience Size
-A small audience is an
opportunity for a more intimate,
minimally formal tone. If your
audience has only eight to twelve
people, you can generate greater
audience contact. Make use of all
the preparation you have done.

-Your classroom audience may be as

many as twenty to thirty students.
The format for an audience of this
size is still formal but
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 KEY TAKEAWAYS

Not every speaking

Speakers need to be prepared
setting happens in a
to deal with five common
classroom. As such, challenges in speaking
different contexts:
environments call -Using a lectern
for speakers to -Large or small space
think through their -Speaking in the outdoors
basic speaking -Using a microphone
strategies -Audience Size
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