Oral Communication

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Also called an oral presentation is a type of presentation that offers a group with a new information

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Oral Reports

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Are spoken or verbal statements employed when speaking in a puclic face

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Sign posts

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There is no way better preparation more than knowing your topic well

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Knowledge of the Topic

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Inform your audience what you are going to talk about and emphasize what would they learn from your presentation

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BE CLEAR AND EXPLICITLY MENTION THE PURPOSE OF YOUR PRESENTATION

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sign posing are speaking or verbal statements that employed when speaking in public.

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USE SIGNPOSING TO GUIDE YOUR AUDIENCE TO THE THINGS YOU WANT THEM TO REMEMBER

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The development of this will be seen on the body

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Introduction

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You can develop your ___ by using a framework (Mainpoiny 1-3)

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Body

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Conclude your report by resiting and and reminding yourbaudience

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Conclusion

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Photos, film, clips, graphs, diagram and charts

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Visuals

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more critical in inexperience, the more you ___, the more you will stable in track

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Practice

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Aristotelian Technique

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Delivering the oral reports

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Greet your audience (how to structure the content of your presentation)

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Introduction

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Develop your main points one by one

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Main body

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let your audience know that you're about to end

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Conclusion

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the manner of speaking and discussion performed by speaker

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Delivery

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An open discussion before an audience by a speaker regarding a chosen topic

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Oral Report

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how the ideas in the report are presented

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organization of content

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the prior activities involved in coming up with a report

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preparation

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the prepared approach of adopted by a speaker

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Strategy

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the main ideas or report

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thesis

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aesthetically attractive items embedded in the report

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Visual

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occur in a countless situation from a very informal conversation among a few friends to a greatly organized.clearly a significant task in your school, business and society.

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Group Discussion

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was able to dissuade the Huns, a powerful invading army from europe, from ravaging italy because of his eloquent speech before Attila.

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pope st.leo

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the process of speech writing is necessary in delivering a good speech.

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Writing your speech

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prior to delivering your speech.

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guidance in writing a good speech

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why will you talk? it is best to known the compelling

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purpose or reason

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this is what your audience should be taking home with them after listening to you.

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central message

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same to your introduction, it must be equally important

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conclusion

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John F. Kennedy and many more speeches which you can use your voice to accomplish many things

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Using your voice

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known for controlling a voice and rhythm implied in uttering words

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Modulation

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wearing an appropriate attire can complement your speech, also inquire movement and posture.

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stage presence

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mean establishing a relationship that does not interfere with a speaker message.

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delivering rapport with an audience

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it is really important in delivering your speech, without it no amount of effort or talent can make an audience accept your speech

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establishing credability

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abribator or judge in debate

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Adjudicator

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in debate its opinion or view with evidence, used to support claim

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argument

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polite contradiction

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rebuttal

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is a form of biased judging

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reply

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if a debator speaker refused Poi they must stand wait for another chance

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POI

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bias adjucation, convincing adjucator to the Audience that they are win.

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Reply

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open suggest how literal the government side of the debate can define the motio

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Open Motion

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how much latitude the government side in defining motion

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semi-closed motion

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limiting in space

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Closed motion

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how many minutes to delivering a constructive speech

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7 minutes

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the first and last minutes

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Protective minutes

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only minumum of 15 seconds

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Point of information

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should be straight to the point and fundamental

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claim topic sentence

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proving by providing a logic

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analysis

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they can help strengthen the argument

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illustration

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the way debate is carried out

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format

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an idea two sides debate on

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motion

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brief interruption

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point of information

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speech why the team should win, bias adjucation

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reply

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shows a very clear idea why speaker is against the motion

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claim

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provide relevant answer or reason to support claim

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analysis

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means educational, intended to teach particular subject matters to a group of audience.

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informative speech

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subject matter of informative is one distinct feature that separates from other types of speeches.

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topic/goal

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use accurate data and appropriate illustrations

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details

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study and subject and organize well

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organization

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progression by time

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chronological

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step by step

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sequential

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uses a space like in physical

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spatial

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sub side

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tropical logic

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a method presenting a topic.

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rethorical method

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salutations and attention getter, thesis statement. (structure of informative speech)

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Introduction

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paint a clear mental picture

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body

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restate your thesis

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conclusion

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the strongest type of speech. demand for the speaker to have the ability to persuade other

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persuasive speech

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must be variafable

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fact

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where you can argue whats right and wrong

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value

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focus of persuasive speech audience that actions should be or should not be taken

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policy

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understanding the speaker appeal, credibility, and authority

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ethos

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speaker to relate his or audience emotionally

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pathos

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strategies of logic to convince the audience, logos means persuading using reasoning.

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logos

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connect with audience not only at cognitive level but also at the effective level. it also harder to prepare more than the other speech.

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entertainment speech

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composed the main idea of your narrative

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prepare the backbone

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you will know what to comment and not to.

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taste your delivery