TYPES OF SPEECH

CONTEXT
OBJECTIVES:

At the end of the lesson, the learners are expected to:

• define speech context;

• identify the various types of speech context in different
situations; and
• employ appropriate verbal and non-verbal behavior in
different speech context.
INTRAPERSONAL
 INTRAPERSONAL
It is a form of “thinking out loud
“or what is called “soliloquy” in
literature. It is talking to one self.
 INTRAPERSONAL
This for of communication is
often done for the purpose of
clarifying ideas or analyzing
situation.
 INTRAPERSONAL
It may also come in different forms
like writing one’s thoughts in journal
or diary, where one’s thoughts and
observations are written and
 INTRAPERSONAL
Making gestures while thinking,
reflecting on events that have
transpired.
THREE DIFFERENT LEVELS
IN INTRAPERSONAL
COMMUNICATION
 3 LEVELS OF INTRAPERSONAL
COMMUNICATION

Internal Discourse
Solo Vocal Communication
Solo Written Communication
 Internal Discourse

It involves thinking,
concentration and
analysis.
Solo Vocal Communication

It is speaking aloud to
oneself.
Solo Vocal Communication

It is writing one’s thoughts

and observations with no
intention of having somebody
read what he has written.
INTERPERSONAL
COMMUNICATION
INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION

It is the communication
that takes place between
two or among more
people.
INTERPERSONAL
COMMUNICATION MAY
ALSO BE CATEGORIZED
ACCORDING TO THE
NUMBER OF
PARTICIPANTS.
 DYADIC
It is a process that generally
involves two participants . It
is a person transaction, and is
the most common form of
speech communication.
DYADIC
It is one that involves
two people sharing
mutual ideas, thoughts,
ideals, likes and
DYADIC
It involves a lasting
communication of
ideas for a long
duration of time.
 PUBLIC COMMUNICATION
It is communication
between a speaker and a
group of people called
audience in a structured
and deliberate manner.
CHARACTERISTICS
OF PUBLIC
SPEAKING
 a. It is audience-centered.
This means that as a speaker,
you should focus on your
audience and analyze what
they need.
 a. It is audience-centered.
a. Know the social composition
of the audience.
b. Know the audience attitude.
 a. It is audience-centered.
c. Know the audience attitude
toward the speech purpose .
d. Know the audience’s
attitude towards the speaker.
 2. It invokes critical thinking.
Critical thinking is defined as the
process of quantitatively and qualitatively
assessing the information people have
accumulated, and they use that
information to solve problems and new
pattern of understanding.
 2. It invokes critical thinking.
It occurs when the audience or the
listeners accumulate the ideas imparted to
them by the speaker, assess whether the
information given is valid, form
judgment and apply the new learning.
 2. It requires ethics.
Ethics is defined as a set of moral
principles or rules of behavior
that determines what is wrong or
right.
 2. It requires ethics.
As speaker , you are morally
obliged to be ethical meaning you
should be truthful in everything
you say. More so, show respect
for your audience.
2. It empowers the speaker.
Public speaking is empowering
because it puts the speaker in a
position where he can control the
situation.
2. It empowers the speaker.
Thru public speaking, he is able
to develop his ability to think
critically, and to influence the
behavior and attitude of other
people.
 SMALL
GROUP
A communication
involves three or
more persons.
 SMALL
GROUP
It is also known to be
task or work groups
who participates in
democratic exchange
of ideas in a group.
Types of Group Discussion
 PANEL DISCUSSION
It is an informal but organized conversation
in front of a larger audience. It is an
exchange of thought among several
participants of usually about three to four
or more.
 PANEL DISCUSSION
It can be used to discuss topics
which are too complex to be taken
by just one person, that several
people are involved.
 How will you do it ?
 A chairman presides and introduces each of
the members or participants who are facing
the audience.
The chairman also introduces the topic to
give the audience an idea as to what the issue
is about.
 How will you do it ?
 The panel members address the issues to one
another, and discuss until the end of the time
limit.
The chairman then summarizes the issue
after the program terminates and may
entertain questions from the audience.
 LECTURE
It is a single discourse or speech
given by an expert before an
audience.
 LECTURE
It is an effective medium of
public discussion meeting used in
imparting information to the
audience.
 FORUM
Like debate is another type of public
discussion meeting. It is the participation
of the entire group after a planned program
of discussion or lecture has been held