PUBLIC

COMMUNICATIONPrepare by: JOCELYN HERMOGENES P. BUMAHIT

LESSON 1:

1. Audience - centered

3. It comes with Ethical responsibilities

4. Is an Empowering activity

2. Develops Critical thinking

Taking Points 1. Have you witnessed an unsuccessful public speaker?

2. Where did he/she go wrong?

LESSON 2. Steps in Speech

Preparation (Brooks &Heath)

1. Selecting the topic

2. Scanning the audience

3. Speech purpose

4. Organizing and outlining the speech

5. Gathering of supporting materials

6. Giving the speech through language and style7. Giving the speech through audio – visual aids

8. Preparing for audience feedback

A. Selecting the Topic

B. Scanning the Audience

C. Determining the Purpose

Specific Purpose of a SPEECHThe three criteria for a good purpose statement are the following:1. A purpose statement should describe the results

one seeks his speech to accomplish.2. A purpose statement should be specific, meaning

a speech should be worded specifically to measure your audience.

3. A purpose statement should be realistic. The contents of the speech must be attainable.

D. Organizing and Outlining the Speech

Three Major Parts of a Speech

1. Introduction2. The Body3. The conclusion

The INTRODUCTION

1. Referring to the Audience2. Referring to the Occasion3. Referring to the relationship between the audience and the subject4. Referring to something familiar to the audience

5. Citing a startling fact or opinion6. Asking questions7. Telling an anecdote8. Using quotation

The INTRODUCTION

9. Telling a joke 10. Setting the mood and tone of your speech 11. demonstrating the importance of your topic to your audience.

The INTRODUCTION

The BODY

The CONCLUSION

1.Review the speech

2.To leave the audience to remember your speech…

In making conclusion, avoid the following:

1. Don’t apologize.2. Don’t introduce new points.3. Don’t end abruptly.4. But don’t rumble either.

E. Gathering Supporting Materials

Functions:

1. To prove2. To make memorable3. To make interesting4. To clarify

F. Giving the Speech Through Language and Style•Articulation•Pronunciation•Quality•Pitch•Rate•Rhythm

F. Preparing for Audience Feedback

The End!!!