Principles of Speech

Delivery
I can use the principles
of effective speech
delivery
Articulation
 “An act, process, or means of
putting something into words
or the clear and accurate
pronunciation of words
especially in public speaking.”
Modulation
 To change or adjust something
so that it exists in a balanced or
proper amount. Modulation is
achieved by changing the tone
or pitch of your voice to convey
various nuances of meaning
when you speak.
Stage Presence
The ability to command the
audience with impressive
style or manner.
Facial Expression
This is a gesture executed
with the facial muscles.
Your face reveals a lot
about what you think or
how you feel.
Gestures
These refer to movements or
positions of the hand, arm,
body, head or face that is
expressive of an idea,
opinion, emotion, etc.
Rapport with the
Audience
 This refers to a
speaker’s
connection with the
audience.
 Here are some
ways to establish
rapport with the
audience:
a. Take time to greet them and
make them feel you are glad to
be speaking in front of them
and are grateful for their time
and attention.
b. Compliment them
on their effort, their
attention, their
cooperation, their
 c. Involve them,
interact with them.
Ask them questions
every now and then.
d. Use appropriate,
tasteful humor.
Crack jokes from
e. Talk to them like
a friend but always
be polite to them.
Audiovisual
Aids
 These are devices such as
films, video and audio clips,
slide presentations, models
and notes that accompany
verbal messages to help
audience comprehend,