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Oral
Oral Communication
Communication
Let us have
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twister for
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Take a look at these……
Activity
Read and make an outline of the speech.

Group 1 – Global Warming

Group 2 – Dealing with Daily Stress
Group 3 – Say NO to Bullying
Group 4 – Family
Directions: Complete the table below.
Write an outline based on how the
speech develop.
Specific Purpose
Topic
Pattern
Introduction
Body
Conclusion
“A speaker creates a speech
based on the purpose he or she
wants to achieve. These
purposes are called Goals of
Speech.”
The purposes of speech are
studied in order to deepen one’s
knowledge and how to apply
them in one’s own speech.
 Types
of Speech
According
to
PURPOSE
•Informative – This speech serves
to provide interesting and useful
information to your audience.
•Demonstrative Speeches – This
has many similarities with an
informative speech. A demonstrative
speech also teaches you something.
The main difference lies in including a
demonstration of how to do the thing
you’re teaching
•Persuasive – A persuasive
speech works to convince people to
change in some way: they think, the
way they do something, or to start
doing something that they are not
currently doing.
•Entertaining — The speaker
provides pleasure and enjoyment that
make the audience laugh or identify
with anecdotal information
Directions: Identify and discuss with your partner the
differences among the types of speech according to
purpose using the graphic organizer below.
TYPES DEFINITION EXAMPLES

1. Informative

2. Demonstrative

3. Persuasive

4. Entertaining
Directions: Identify the type of speech
according to purpose appropriate for the
following statements.

1. Someone telling some foreign students

about the Cherry Blossom Season.
2. A chef telling his audience how to
make chocolate cake.
3.An environmentalist trying to get
people to start thinking about the
environment.
Directions: Identify the type of speech
according to purpose appropriate for the
following statements.

4. A friend was given a task to make a

speech in a wedding party of his best friend.

5. A TLE teacher instructing her students to

put a teaspoon of oil and salt on the boiling
water before putting the pasta.
Assignment:
Directions: In a short bond paper, write a short
persuasive speech about any of the topics below.
Make sure you have an introduction, body and
conclusion.
List of Topics for a Persuasive Speech
• Lying is always wrong.
• Online games can be good for you.
• Facebook is replacing the need for face to face
communication.
• Choices of clothing reflect who you are.
• Culture is essential, just like fresh air and food.
 Written Speech Rubric
Excellent Good Satisfactory Needs Improvement
Criterion
4 3 2 1

Gets attention
Meets any three of the Meets any two of the Meets only one of the
Introduction Clearly identifies topic
four criteria four criteria four criteria
Establishes credibility
Previews the main points

Main points Main points

-Main points are clear, Main points are somewhat need clarity are not clear
Body well supported, and clear, some support, and and support and have no support
sources are documented some documentation lack of and no sources or
sources and documentation
documentation

Reviews main points , Does not bring closure;

Conclusion Reviews main points brings Brings closure the audience is left
Brings closure closure hanging
Memorable

Use of language
Use of language does not
contributes to Use of language causes
Use of have negative impact, and Use of language is
effectiveness of the potential confusion,
Language vocalized pauses inappropriate
speech, and vocalized and/or vocalized pauses
pauses
Thank
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