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    This document discusses different types of oral communication speeches. It focuses on manuscript speeches, which involve reading directly from a prepared text, and memorized speeches, which require committing the entire speech to memory. The manuscript method is most useful for media personalities and pageant contestants who need precise wording. Memorized speeches allow for more natural delivery through eye contact and interaction with the audience, but carry risks of forgetting lines or becoming too mechanical in delivery. The document provides tips for memorizing a speech, such as breaking it into sections, building it back up, speaking parts out loud, and using note cards as reminders. It concludes with an activity asking participants to deliver lines from a memorized song.

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    This document discusses different types of oral communication speeches. It focuses on manuscript speeches, which involve reading directly from a prepared text, and memorized speeches, which require committing the entire speech to memory. The manuscript method is most useful for media personalities and pageant contestants who need precise wording. Memorized speeches allow for more natural delivery through eye contact and interaction with the audience, but carry risks of forgetting lines or becoming too mechanical in delivery. The document provides tips for memorizing a speech, such as breaking it into sections, building it back up, speaking parts out loud, and using note cards as reminders. It concludes with an activity asking participants to deliver lines from a memorized song.

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    This document discusses different types of oral communication speeches. It focuses on manuscript speeches, which involve reading directly from a prepared text, and memorized speeches, which require committing the entire speech to memory. The manuscript method is most useful for media personalities and pageant contestants who need precise wording. Memorized speeches allow for more natural delivery through eye contact and interaction with the audience, but carry risks of forgetting lines or becoming too mechanical in delivery. The document provides tips for memorizing a speech, such as breaking it into sections, building it back up, speaking parts out loud, and using note cards as reminders. It concludes with an activity asking participants to deliver lines from a memorized song.

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    ORAL

    COMMUNICATION
    by: Shane Panao & Jamaica Gagno
    MANUSCRPT SPEECH

    What was our IMPROMPTU SPEECH


    previous topic?

    MANUSCRIPT SPEECH
    MANUSCRIPT SPEECH
    MEDIA PERSONALITIES

    For whom is the


    manuscript method
    COMEDIANS
    most advantageous?

    MISS UNIVERSE
    CANDIDATE
    MEDIA PERSONALITIES
    READ THE MANUSCRIPT

    Something you should


    never do in delivering a KEEP EYE CONTACT
    manuscript speech.

    MAINTAIN YOUR HIGH


    PITCH VOICE
    maintain your high pitch voice
    MEMORIZED
    SPEECH
    DEFINITION

    A memorized speech requires you to commit


    the speech to memory so that you do not bring
    your notes when delivering it.
    • Effortless delivery

    WHY SHOULD • Maintain eye contact


    YOU • Establishing rapport
    MEMORIZE?
    • Interacting with audince
    • You might forget what you are
    supposed to say.
    DISADVANTAGES
    OF THE • You might memorize the speech
    mechanically.
    MEMORIZED
    • You might focus on content.
    SPEECH
    • You might be to tied up to
    remembring your speech.
    • You do not need notes anymore.

    ADVANTAGES OF • You can plan how you deliver it.

    THE MEMORIZED • You can concentrate on visual aids


    SPEECH and props.

    • You will feel more confident.


    TIPS IN MEMORIZING A SPEECH

    01 02 03
    break it down BUILD IT UP SPEAK OUT

    06 05 04
    RECORD AND IDENTIFY KEYS
    LISTEN HAVE A BREAK
    07

    USE NOTE CARDS


    ACTIVITY: SPEAK MY
    SONG!
    INSTRUCTIONS
    Think of a song that you have memorized by
    heart. Choose a stanza, chorus, or refrain-
    whatever is most important to you. You have 3
    minutes to prepare. Deliver the lines as if they
    were part of a speech.
    CRITERIA:
    Delivery__________20pts
    Eye Contact________20pts
    Voice Projection_____20pts

    TOTAL OF 60 POINTS
    THANK YOU

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