PRINCIPLES OF EFFECTIVE SPEECH WRITING

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looking into the profile of your target audience

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audience profile

Question 2

time, venue, occasion

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situation

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a speaker should choose the organizational pattern that makes the most logical sense for the speech’s main idea or central purpose

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logical organization

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types of logical organization

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introduction, body, conclusion

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it is the foundation of your speech

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introduction

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provides background information of your topic

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introduction

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presents the main idea of your topic

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body

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includes examples, definition and explanation

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body

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types of body

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involves taking a broad speech topic and subdividing into smaller topics that support that speech is main idea

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topical / categorical

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involves arranging the main points according to how they fit together, their relationships to one another, or their physical location.

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spatial / geographical

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arranges the main points sequentially according to when they happened in time.

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chronological

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look at the subject in terms of cause and effect

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causal

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typically used when the speaker is trying to persuade the audience to take a particular view-point.

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problem-solution

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6 principles of effective speech writing

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tips to modulate your voice

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rate, volume, pitch, voice variety

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exertion of modifying or controlling the voice of an individual

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modulation

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establishes connection to the audience

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rapport with the audience

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values, beliefs, preferences

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psychology

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summarizes the main idea, ends with an impact

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conclusion

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time allotted to your speech

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duration

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avoid

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language inappropriate for the audience and ocassion, jargons, redundacy

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refers to how high or low speaker’s voice is

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pitch

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correctness is the notion that certain words, word forms, and syntactic structures meet the standards and conventions

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grammatical correctness

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5 principles of speech delivery

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articulation, modulation, stage presence, facial expressions gestures and movements, rapport with the audience

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refers to the speaker’s skill in pronouncing the words of speech, an act of vocal expression

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articulation

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refers to how fast or slow you speak

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rate

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changes in rate, volume, and pitch

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voice variety

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the ability to own the stage

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Stage Presence

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the energy or charisma that the speaker has in delivering speech

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stage presence

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can help bring a speech to life when used by a speaker to communicate emotions accompanied with particular movements to demonstrate esthusiasm for the speech

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facial expressions, gestures and movements

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refers to how loud

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volume

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the usage of effective and precise language that conveys information not just in a functional way but also to elighten the audience

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word choice

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age, gender, educational background, economic status

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demography

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can be presented using different patters on organization (topical, spatial chronological, causal and problem-solution)

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body

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should be timely, meaningful and relevant

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choosing a topic