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G11 Oral Communication in Context

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TYPES OF

SPEECH AND
SPEECH STYLE
ORAL COM Q1 GROUP 6
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Before the game starts, arrange the seat to gather in the middle.
ICE BREAKER 1. 2 songs will be played. However, only one song corresponds to the game.
2. While the songs are playing, the paper ball must be passed around.
3. If you stop passing the ball to the wrong song, you will unwrap the paper and do the
stated task/question.
4. If you stop passing the ball according to the right song, you will have the power to
choose who will answer the given question.
5. Have fun ☺️

Note: If the paper accidentally falls from the paper ball and you are the last to hold it,
you will be the one to answer regardless if the songs hasn't stopped yet.
* If you stop at the right song, you will NOT be able to read the question before making
the decision to keep it or give it to another person.
* You will only have 15 seconds to answer the question. If you are unable to answer or
answered wrongly, then other people have an opportunity to answer the question.

ALL WHO ANSWERED WILL HAVE PLUS POINT IN THE QUIZ


Learning Goals
Students will understand the

01 different purposes and methods in


delivering a speech.

Students will be able to analyze the

02 differences and will be prepared to


be an effective public speaker.
SPEECH
It is human nature to express thoughts and
emotions. Thus, many speeches or forms of
communication in spoken language, made
by a speaker before an audience, have been
created.

Speeches are more formal than talking or


usual conversations. They are primarily
delivered to leave a remarkable message.
TYPES OF
SPEECH
Types of Speech According
to Delivery

Manuscript Memorized

Extemporaneous Impromptu
Manuscript Speech
A speech read word-for-word from a prepared text.
Speaker has a written text to read to an audience from
a paper script or teleprompter. This ensures accurate
presentation of speech.
Manuscript Speech
A speech read word-for-word from a prepared text.
Speaker has a written text to read to an audience from
a paper script or teleprompter. This ensures accurate
presentation of speech.

Example:
News anchor with a teleprompter
Memorized Speech
Is the rote recitation of a written message that the
speaker has committed to memory.
Memorized Speech
Is the rote recitation of a written message that the
speaker has committed to memory.

Example:
Actor’s dialogue
Impromptu Speech
Is the presentation of a short message without
advance preparation and is for people knowledgeable
about the subject.
Impromptu Speech
Is the presentation of a short message without
advance preparation and is for people knowledgeable
about the subject.

Example:
A doctor’s response to the question of a
patient.
Extemporaneous Speech
Is the presentation of a carefully planned and rehearsed
speech, spoken in a conversational manner using brief
notes.
Extemporaneous Speech
Is the presentation of a carefully planned and rehearsed
speech, spoken in a conversational manner using brief
notes.

Example:
A campaign speech before a voting
public.
Types of Speech According
to Delivery

A speech read word for Message commited to


word from a prepared text memory

presentation of a carefully planned and


short speech without
rehearsed speech, spoken in a conversational
manner using brief notes. advance preparation
Types of Speech According
to Purpose
Persuasive Entertainment

Informative
Persuasive
Speech
To convince the audience to adopt a
particular viewpoint or take specific
action. goal is to change the mind of
your audience and to persuade them
into action or thought. A persuasive
speech often describes facts, values,
and policies.
Entertainment
Speech
Aims to share laughter
and enjoyment to the
audience through witty
and humorous lines.
Informative/
Expository Speech
Is mainly performed for the
purpose of educating the
audience on new or relevant
piece of information on a
particular topic.
Types of Speech Style
The context dictates and affects the way people
communicate, which results in various speech styles.
According to Joos (1968), there are five speech styles.
Each style dictates what appropriate language or
vocabulary should be used or observed.
Types of Speech Style
Intimate Casual

Consultative Formal

Frozen
Intimate
Intimate speech is used for
very close relationships.

NOTE: Language used in this


style may not be shared in
public
Example: A couple
Casual
This is an informal communication
between groups and peers who
have something to share and
have shared background
information but do not have close
relations.

NOTE: Jargon, slang and


vernacular language are used
Example: Classmates
Consultative
Consultative is used in semi-
formal and standard
communication.

NOTE: Professional or mutually


acceptable language is a must in
this style
Example: A teacher and student
Casual vs Consultative
ASPECT Formal Tone Relationship Vocabulary Purpose Facial Gestures

Friendly, Slang, Personal Gestures, facial


informal, personal, Close friends, colloquialisms, expression, expressions,
CASUAL
relaxed sometimes family, or peers and everyday relaxed and informal
playful language conversations intonation

Less reliance
Clear, polite, Providing
Polite, Professional or on non-verbal
CONSULTATI and information,
Semi-Formal respectful, and semi-formal cues, more
VE professional guidance, or
professional relationships focused on
vocabulary clarification
clarity
Formal
Formal is a one-way
straightforward speech

NOTE: What the speaker says is


something prepared
beforehand
Example: State of the Nation
Address
Frozen
This is the most formal
communicative style that is
usually used during solemn
ceremonies and events.

NOTE: It does not require any


feedback from the audience
Example: Pledges
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See you next time!

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