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IMPROPTU SPEAKING
Speaking without prior preparation that requires quick thinking and clear delivery
INFORMATIVE SPEECH
A speech designed to provide information, explain concepts, or increase audience understanding
PERSUASIVE SPEECH
A speech designed to influence the audience’s beliefs, attitudes, or actions
SPEECH ANXIETY
The fear or nervousness when speaking in front of an audience
GLOSSOPHOBIA
Another term for speech anxiety
ETHOS
Credibility of the speaker
PATHOS
Emotional appeal to the audience
LOGOS
Logical reasoning using facts and evidence
SPEECH DELIVERY
The manner in which a speaker presents a message using voice and body
MANUSCRIPT DELIVERY
Reading a speech word-for-word
MEMORIZED DELIVERY
Delivering a fully memorized speech without notes
EXTEMPORANEOUS DELIVERY
Using an outline or notes while speaking in a natural way
IMPROMPTU DELIVERY
Spontaneous speaking with little or no preparation
VOCAL DELIVERY TECHNIQUES
Use of voice such as volume, pitch, rate, pauses, articulation, and pronunciation
NONVERBAL DELIVERY TECHNIQUES
Use of body language like eye contact, gestures, posture, and movement
GESTURES AND MOVEMENT
Using hand gestures and body movement to support the message
SPEECH ORGANIZATIONS
The structured arrangement of ideas in a speech
ORGANIZATIONAL PATTERNS
Ways of arranging ideas in a speech
CHRONOLOGICAL
Arranging ideas based on time or sequence
SPATIAL
Arranging ideas based on location or space
SPEECH DELIVERY
The manner in which a speaker presents a message using voice and body
NONVERBAL DELIVERY TECHNIQUES
Use of body language like eye contact, gestures, posture, and movement
SPEECH ORGANIZATION
The structured arrangement of ideas in a speech
CAUSE AND EFFECT
Showing reasons and results
PROBLEM-SOLUTION
Presenting a problem and offering solutions
INTRODUCTION
The beginning part of a speech that presents the topic and main idea
BODY
The main part of a speech containing key points and details
CONCLUSION
The ending part that summarizes and closes the speech