LAS 3, Principles of Effecting Speech Writing and Delivery - AMP Ogi | Library

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Entails looking into the profile of your target audience. This is done so you can tailor-fit your speech content and delivery to your audience. The profile includes the following information.

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Helps the reader move smoothly from one sentence to the next, and from one paragraph to another.

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Most experts say that the ideal length of speech is up to 20 minutes. (Gray- Grant. 2017)

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The use of conversational language helps put the audience feel at ease and creates a special bond between the speaker and the audience.

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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.

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In Audience Profile/Analysis, What is the (Age range, male-female ratio, educational background and affiliations or degree program taken, nationality, economic status, academic or corporate designations)

Demography

Situation

Psychology

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In Logical Organization, there are three parts in a written speech (numerically):

Main ideas, introduction, summary

Conclusion, introduction, body

Introduction, body and conclusion

Body, Introduction, Conclusion

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The Introduction of a speech should:

Persuade audience
Disinterest audience
Allow the other party to speak
Take up the speech
Use multiple languages

Consultative
Summarize the speech
Answer your main ideas
Have examples
Use slangs to make it easier for the audience to understand

Gain audience's attention and interest
State the purpose of your speech
Establish your credibility
Provide reasons for your audience to listen
Provide preview the main idea of your speech

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The Body of a speech should:

Gain audience's attention and interest
State the purpose of your speech
Establish your credibility

Persuade audience
Disinterest audience
Take up the speech
Use multiple languages

Consultative
Summarize the speech
Answer your main ideas
Have examples
Use slangs to make it easier for the audience to understand

Address the main ideas and principles of the speech
Consist of the main points

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The Conclusion of a speech should:

Gain audience's attention and interest
State the purpose of your speech
Establish your credibility

Summarize the entire speech
Repeat the key ideas presented
Repeat the central idea for emphasis
End with an impact with (humor, quotation, a call for action or a connection to a larger context)

Persuade audience
Disinterest audience
Take up the speech
Use multiple languages

Address the main ideas and principles of the speech
Consist of the main points

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Lasts for 2 minutes (250 words)

Conclusion

Body (Point 1, 2, 3)

Introduction

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Lasts for 15 minutes (625 words)

Introduction

Body (Point 1, 2, 3)

Conclusion

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Lasts for 3 minutes (375 words)

Body (Point 1, 2, 3)

Conclusion

Introduction

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Carefully use the correct word in writing the speech, conversational language helps put the audience feel at ease...

Grammatical Correctness

Audience/Analysis

Word Choice

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Using it prevents misunderstanding and misinterpretation between you and the audience.

Grammatical Correctness

Audience/Analysis

Word Choice

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Using it prevents misunderstanding and misinterpretation between you and the audience.

Grammatical Correctness

Word Choice

Audience/Analysis

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Articulation is:

Ability to use the correct stress, rhythm, and intonation of a word in a spoken language.

How the sound of the letters are being made through our speech organs.

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Pronunciation is:

Ability to use the correct stress, rhythm, and intonation of a word in a spoken language.

How the sound of the letters are being made through our speech organs.

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The skill which helps you put emotion into the message you want to convey.

Articulation and Pronunciation

Rapport with the audience

Voice modulation

Facial expressions, gestures and movements

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Two interrelated concepts when it comes to oral communication which are sometimes being used interchangeably.

Rapport with the audience

Articulation and Pronunciation

Voice Modulation

Facial expressions, gestures and movements

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A well-chosen gesture can help make a point memorable or lead the audience to the next point.

Facial expressions, gestures and movements

Articulation and Pronunciation

Voice Modulation

Rapport with the audience

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Trust and connection that a speaker creates with their audience. If you want to change your audience's view about something, it is important to build trust, connection and rapport.

Facial expressions, gestures and movements

Articulation and Pronunciation

Rapport with the audience

Voice Modulation

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Articulation and Pronunciation are the same.

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