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USUALL SOMETIME SELDO NEVER

Y S M
I am familiar with the principle
of speech writing process
I understand the speech
writing process.
I can differentiate the stages
or processes of speech writing
I plan my speech effectively
by following the speech
writing process.
I conduct audience analysis
before preparing a speech
USUALL SOMETIME SELDO NEVER
Y S M
I determine the purpose of my
speech.
I choose a speech topic that
interest me and my audience
I maximize the use of outlines
to make my ideas coherent
I rehearse my speech prior to
delivery
I edit my speech to improve
the message and delivery
USUALL SOMETIME SELDO NEVER
Y S M
SCORING 3 2 1 0

SCORE

28-30 Advanced
25-27 Proficient
23-24 Approaching Proficiency
21-22 Developing
20 and below Beginning
PRINCIPLES OF EFFECTIVE
SPEECH WRITING
AUDIENCE PROFILE
Knowing your audience specifically their general
age, gender, educational level, religion,
language, culture and group membership is one
of the most important aspects in developing
your speech.

Basically, this is done so that you can tailor-fit


your speech content and delivery to your
audience.
AUDIENCE PROFILE
Analyzing your audience will help you discover
the information you can use to build a
connection between vou and members or vour
audience
~ Who is the audience?
~ How many? What does the audience know
about the subject?
- Why should they be interested?
AUDIENCE ANALYSIS

Age Range

Male-Female Ratio

Educational Background

Educational Institution

Place of Residence

Marital Status

Economic Status

Language Spoken

Religious Affiliations/beliefs
LOGICAL ORGANIZATION
Once you have already analyzed your target audience, the
next part is to organize your speech manuscript.

The logical organization or arrangement of thoughts when it


comes to speech writing can be defined as all aspects of
your writing that help the reader move smoothly
from one sentence to the next, and from one
paragraph to another.

Thus, carefully planning the content o your speech is also


a. Introduction
The introduction is the most crucial part of the speech.
It is generally only 10 to 15 percent of the time the speaker
spends speaking. According to Wrench (2012), a good
introduction serves five functions:
(1)you should be able to gain audience attention and
interest,
(2) it states the purpose o your speech
(3) it establishes your credibility
(4)it should provide reasons for your audience to listen and
(5) Your introduction should preview the main idea o
b. Body
The body of the speech is the core part of the speech that
addresses the main ideas and principles of the speech.
It consists of the main points. This is presented using
methods of organization Flores 2016.
b. Body
1. Problem-Solution Order
- It explains the problem and suggests a possible
solution.
Example: Solving the Issue of Human Trafficking.

2. Categorical/Topical Order
- It divides the topic into subtopics based on the importance
or interest value or simply because the topic requires it.
Example: Importance of promoting the Reduce, Reuse and
Recycle program
b. Body
3. Comparison and Contrast Order
- It presents comparison and contrast of two or three points.
Example: Living in the City and the Life in the Province

4. Spatial Order
- Going from one place to another, from one direction to
another
Example: Travelling around the wonders of Batanes Islands/
b. Body
5. Comparison and Contrast Order
- It presents comparison and contrast of two or three points.
Example: Living in the City and the Life in the Province
c. Conclusion
After writing the body of your speech following the methods
of
organization, the last thing that you need to work on is now
to end it.
The conclusion functions as the summarizer of the entire
speech. The conclusion has to be written using different
strategies (Tandoc, 2016).
- Repeat the central idea for emphasis
- Go back to the strategy used in the introduction
c. Conclusion
- Signal the end of your speech and with an impact
- Thought-provoking questions
- End with an impact.
a. Humor
b. Quotation
c. A call for action
d. A connection to a larger context
Duration
No matter how long the speech is, always divide it into five
parts:

Paragraph 1: Introduction
Paragraphs 2-4: Body
Paragraph 5: Conclusion

You can monitor the time and length of the speech or the
so-called Duration
Duration

Paragraph 1: Introduction (2 mins, 250 words)


Paragraphs 2-4: Body (5 mins each and, 625 words each
paragraphs)
Paragraph 5: Conclusion (3 mins, 375 words)

Total count: 2,500 words (20 minutes)


Word Choice
The speaker should carefully use the correct word in writing
the speech.

The use of conversational language helps put the audience


at ease and creates a special bond between the speaker
and the audience.

However, there are things to consider in choosing your


words.
Word Choice
The following words should be avoided in a written speech.
(Tandoc, 2016)

a. Jargons or technical terms specific only for a group of


people
b. redundancy or excessive repetition o words
c. Language inappropriate for the audience
d. Language inappropriate for the occasion
Grammatical Correctness
Using correct grammar when you give a speech is important
to prevent misunderstanding and misinterpretation between
you and the audience.

Good command of the language helps listeners understand


you quickly.

Grammar inconsistencies slow down the communication


process and generate negative impressions for the audience,
as your ideas and thoughts are not clear and coherently
conveyed
Question

If you are going to write a


speech about the STEM Strand,
what are the possible points that
you will tackle?
Give atleast 3 points
Performance Task:
Manuscript Speech
1. Choose one grade level and survey
for their profile.
2. Based on their profile, create a topic
that best suit to them.
3. Write 3-4 paragraph speech
4. Deadline of your work on
Wednesday.
PRINCIPLES OF EFFECTIVE
SPEECH DEKIVERY
Articulation
How well and precise in pronouncing vowels and
consonants using lips, jaw and palate.
This also includes diction and enunciation

For example:
“going to” instead of “gonna”.
(proper diction in articulation is important in
speaking which needs a lot of practice)
Modulation
This happens when you control or adjust the tone
of your voice as you try to lower your voice to a
loud whisper in order to get the attention of your
audience as they find your message more
appealing, dramatic and mysterious.
Stage Presence
The ability to get and secure the audience’s
interest in listening to him/her through his or her
presentation.
This has something to do with audience’s poise,
posture, gestures and movements.
Facial Expressions
The speaker must be emphatic. This helps the
verbal content of our speech.
It should appear spontaneous but purposeful.
It is important to in setting the emotional tone
for a speech.
Emotions must jive to your gestures.
Movement

It is the use of your whole body to convey a


message.
Rapport

It happens when you have everything in


concordance and harmony.
Utilizing “we” instead of “I”
Evading jargons unless everyone understands it.
MANNERS OF
DELIVERY
IMPROMPTU

This involves delivering a message on


the spur of the moment, as when
someone is asked to “say a few words”

It is a speech without advance


preparation.
EXTEMPORANEOUS

It is a speech that is carefully


planned and rehearsed using
brief notes.
MEMORIZED

It consists of reciting a
scripted speech from memory.
Memorization allows the
speaker to be free of notes.
MANUSCRIPT

It consists of reading a fully


scripted speech. It is useful
when a message needs to be
delivered in precise words.

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