Lesson 1 - 2nd Quarter: Art of Public Speaking PDF

Public Speaking: A Skill and an Art ENGLISH 10 OBJECTIVES At the end of this module, you are expected to competently:  describe and interpret the ethics of public speaking; and  employ the techniques in public speaking in a sample public speaking situation  PUBLIC SPEAKING...

Public Speaking: A Skill and an Art ENGLISH 10 OBJECTIVES At the end of this module, you are expected to competently:  describe and interpret the ethics of public speaking; and  employ the techniques in public speaking in a sample public speaking situation  PUBLIC SPEAKING Also referred to as ORATORY The practice of delivering speeches before a live audience on varying  Public Speaking Words possess the power to inspire actions capable Confucius of changing the world Ancient Public Speaking is a fundamental component Greece of rhetoric, analyzed by and Rome prominent thinkers  Three (3) Types of Speeches (Aristotle) Deliberati Political or Legislative Persuade an audience to ve take (not take) an action Judicial Forensic Considers the justice or injustice of a certain charge or accusation Ceremonial or Demonstrative Epideictic Includes funeral orations, obituaries, graduation and retirement speech, nominating speeches, Literature Five (5) Types of Public Speaking Ceremoni Usually short and aims to celebrate someone or something Brevity, Personal Touch, Purpose, Focused al on the Audience Persuasiv Designed to convince the audience to see your point of view or take action e Tone of Voice, Body Language, Facial Expression, Craft your Plan, Practice Informativ Designed to educate the audience about a particular topic e Facilitate conversations, Make it visual, Make it interesting, Build credibility Five (5) Types of Public Speaking Using your skill to entertain the audience. Telling jokes, Entertaining Sharing stories, or performing a magic trick Preparation, Delivery, Content, Adaptation, Mindfulness The speaker shares a skill or knowledge with the audience Demonstrati to teach them how to do ve something Subject Understanding, Simplicity, Visual Aids, Organization, Interaction Public Speaking and its Purpose Inform or change the audience’s thoughts and actions Reassure an anxious audience Alert a complacent audience of something important  Persuasive Speaking Persuasion – Persuadere (Latin) Aims to change the audience’s beliefs and is commonly used in political debates as a means of Persuasive Speaking Persuasive Speaking Four (4) Essential Elements Speak Audienc er e Speakin Messag g e Method Persuasive Speaking Three (3) Main Types Factual Speeches Value Speeches Policy Speeches