Think-pair-share: dyad: 2 min.

What makes a good

or bad academic
oral presentation?
Quick speak:

1.Make a list of what a presenter should

and should not do.
2.Share your list with your seatmate.
3.Critique one of the presentations that
you have done lately (e.g. PeTa
presentation). What mistakes are you
inclined to repeat in your presentations?
Characteristics of a Good and Bad Oral
Presentations
Speech According to Purpose
• Informative / Expository
• Demonstrative
• Persuasive / Motivational
• Entertainment
Objectives:
a. identify the characteristics of a good speech delivery;
b. practice the use of communication strategies and
principles of effective speech delivery in the preparation
of his/her two-minute extemporaneous speech;
c. identify the types of speech according to purpose; and
d. compare and contrast each speech according to purpose
Importance of the Lesson:
Oral communication skills are the number one skills that
college graduates found useful in the business world.
Communication skills enhance your ability to interact with
professionals and fellow colleagues in a qualified and
composed manner.
Public speaking improves these skills and thus, makes you a
more worthy candidate to move up and succeed in your
chosen field.
Dyad: 2 min.

What makes a
good speech
delivery?
 Keep it simple.
Articulate your Relate with your
words. audience.

Use personal TIPS for a Ditch the thank yous

stories/ GREAT SPEECH and jump in with
anecdotes. your framing story.
DELIVERY

Use appropriate and

comfortable body Enjoy the experience.
Focus on one
language.
theme.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jacquelynsmith/2013/08/13/how-to-give-a-great-speech-3/#7f608ea86696
4 Essential Body Language Tips from a World Champion of Public
Speaking
Think-pair-share: Time: 3 mins.
Form a group of 5 members and create an artistic or a
differentiated way of answering the following questions.
Speech Critiquing:
1. What is the speech all about and its impact on you?
2. Identify the speaker’s purpose/s.
3. Is the speaker successful in conveying his/her message? Explain
your answer.
4. Comment on the verbal and nonverbal cues that the speaker uses
in order to achieve his/her purpose.
5.Collate and share your responses.
2018 Toastmasters World Champion of Public
Speaking
Quick Speak: (3 mins.)
 Purpo
se
from: https://open.lib.umn.edu/publicspeaking/chapter/6-1-general-purposes-of-speaking/
Speech According to Purpose
• Informative / Expository
• Demonstrative
• Persuasive / Motivational
• Entertainment
from: https://www.parkwayschools.net/cms/lib/MO01931486/Centricity/Domain/1578/types_of_speeches.pdf
Speech According to Purpose
1. Informative
provides useful and interesting
information to the audience
helps the listeners to understand a
topic in a more in-depth manner
e.g.
a fellow student presenting his/her
research
 INFORMATIVE EXPOSITORY

impart convinces people

information and
intends to educate, facts
by providing
not to convince explanations based
no personal from records and
opinions relevant evidence

Compare and contrast informative and expository speeches.

 FOUR TYPES
of
INFORMATIVE SPEECHES
 TYPES of INFORMATIVE SPEECH
1. SPEECH
about
PEOPLE/ 3. SPEECH
OBJECT about

S EVENTS
4. SPEECH
2. SPEECH about about
PROCESSE CONCEP
S TS
 TYPES of INFORMATIVE SPEECH
1. SPEECH
about
PEOPLE/
OBJECT
S
 TYPES OF INFORMATIVE SPEECH
1. SPEECH
about
PEOPLE/ e.g.
OBJECT the incorrupt
heart of Padre
S Pio
Purpose of speech:
focuses on To inform the
people and audience facts
tangible objects about the
(products, incorrupt heart of
Padre Pio
structures)
Give an informative purpose on the following speech topics:

Red Onions Price

Purpose:
To inform the people about the latest update regarding the
price of Red Onions

Elon Musk vs. Apple

Purpose:
To inform the audience about the accusation of Musk to
Apple that the latter is threatening to block Twitter Inc
from its app store.
TYPES OF INFORMATIVE SPEECH

2. SPEECH about
PROCESSE
S
 TYPES OF INFORMATIVE SPEECH

2. SPEECH about
e.g.
PROCESS passport
ES application

Purpose of speech:
focuses on To inform the
procedure or people about the
procedure in
sequence of applying for
events Philippine passport
Give an informative purpose using
the topic below:
AMNESTY
the amnesty procedure  a power granted to the President by the

Purpose: 1987 Constitution (Section 19, Article VII)

 given to person or group of persons who
(To inform the audience have committed political crimes
of the amnesty  In the case of Sen. Trillanes, he and his men
procedure that allegedly were charged of rebellion for staging two

Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV coup attempts: the Oakwood mutiny and the

did not comply with) Manila Peninsula siege during the time of
Former Pres. Cory Aquino.
TYPES of INFORMATIVE SPEECH

3. SPEECH
about
EVENTS
 TYPES OF INFORMATIVE SPEECH
e.g.
3. SPEECH
the arrival of
about
Padre Pio’s
EVENTS incorrupt heart
relic in the
Philippines Purpose of speech:
focuses on an
To inform the
event that people about the
happened, is visitation schedule
happening, or of the incorrupt
heart relic of Padre
might happen in Pio
the future
Give an informative purpose on the following speech topics:

Balay Pinoy (Values Month Celebration)

Purpose:
To inform the Filipino people about the values month
celebration last November

Marco’s Visit to IRRI

Purpose:
To inform the Filipino people about the President’s visit to
the IRRI last November 29
TYPES of INFORMATIVE SPEECH

4. SPEECH
about
CONCEP
TS
 TYPES of INFORMATIVE SPEECH

4. SPEECH about
e.g.
CONCEPT the culture of
S cheating among
students

focuses on Purpose of speech:

beliefs, To inform students
knowledge, about the
theories, repercussion of
cheating
principles, or
ideas
Give an informative purpose on the following speech topics:
e.g.
inflation
Purpose:
To inform the Filipino people about the inflation rate in
our country
feminism
Purpose:
To inform the audience about the feminist’s perspective
on the statements of Former Pres. Duterte
Some MUSTS to follow in an informative speech:
(Flores, 2016)

MUST be prepared at the level of the

knowledge of the speaker
MUST be fitted to the level of the audience
MUST consider the age, gender, social
status, religion, and cultural affiliations of
the listeners
Practical Tips in Delivering an Informative Speech

I Introduce the speech with an impactful quote or an interesting anecdote.

N Nominate your topic strategically.
F Focus on your topic; never go astray.
O Organize the information which would help the listeners learn/remember best.
R Remember the purpose of your speech: to inform and to instruct.
M Make an outline of the points that you wish to cover.
Sample Informative Speech
Tips on Giving Oral Presentation
Speech According to Purpose
2. Demonstrative Speech
instructs the audience on how to do
something step by step
delivers the speech while performing
the process
e.g.
cooking demonstration
how to knot a necktie
 Tips in delivering a demonstrative speech:

D Demonstrate the skill that you want your audience to learn.

E Explain the topic/skill using the show-tell procedure.

M Make your audience engaged .

O Organize the steps for the audience to easily follow .

Sample Demonstrative Speech
Speech According to Purpose
3. Persuasive Speech
convinces people to change the way
they think or do something, or start
doing something that they are not
currently doing
e.g.
talks on becoming honest during exams
talks on how to live the best life
Sample Persuasive Speech of His Excellency Cardinal Luis Antonio
Tagle
 Motivational Speech

•also known as
inspirational speech
•aims to inspire the
audience
•attempts to challenge or
transform the audience
Sample Motivational Speech
Sample Motivational Speech
Motivational Speech
Functions in the corporate
world:
communicate company
strategy with clarity
help employees to see the
future in a positive light
inspire workers to pull
together
Jack Ma • a Chinese business magnate, investor, and
philanthropist
• the co-founder and former executive
chairman of Alibaba Group, a multinational
technology conglomerate
• one of China's richest men with a net worth of
US$22.9 billion and one of the wealthiest
people in the world (as of November 2022)
• a global ambassador for Chinese business
• frequently listed as one of the world's most
powerful people
• ranked 2nd in the annual "World's 50 Greatest
Leaders“ (in 2017)
Sample Motivational Speech
Tips in delivering a persuasive speech
speech.html
Source: http://grammar.yourdictionary.com/style-and-usage/steps-for-writing-a-persuasive-

P Present your controversial topic with a strong conviction .

E Expect for oppositions and proactively acknowledge them.
R Research thoroughly about your topic and your audience.
S Start with an attention-grabbing story or statement.
U Understand the perspective of your audience.
A Analyze the pros and cons of the topic.
D Decide on what termination will hook the audience.
E End with an impactful statement.
4. Entertainment Speech
provides pleasure and enjoyment
that make the audience laugh or
identify with anecdotal information
e.g.
• intermission speech during a program
•after dinner typical speech
Sample Entertainment Speech
Tips in delivering an entertainment speech (https://ugmc.bizland.com/tips-ps-
deliveringentertainingspeech.html)

E Establish your goal.

N Narrate stories humorously.
T Tell personal funny stories using dialogues and metaphors.
E Entertain and create a cheerful atmosphere during the presentation.
R Relate to your audience by choosing one which interests them.
T Treat people with respect if you share humorous things about them.
A Avoid unhealthy jokes.
I Identify the things that you and your audience laugh at.
N Nominate and terminate your speech lively and enjoyably.
Why should purpose be
considered before
giving a speech?
Recap:
Speech According to Purpose
• Informative
• speech about people/objects
• speech about processes
• speech about events
• speech about concepts
• Demonstrative
• Persuasive / Motivational
• Entertainment
Thanks for
listening!