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Nomination
Restriction
Turn-Taking
Topic Control
Topic Shifting
Repair
Termination
Types of Communication Stratergy
Nomination
Suggesting a topic
Restriction
Limiting the topic
Turn-taking
Allowing others to talk
Topic-control
Manipulating the topic
Topic shifting
Changing the topic
Repair
Correction by the speaker
Termination
Ending the conversing
1.Self-initiated self-repair
2.Other-initiated self-repair
3.Self-initiated other-repair
4.Other-initiated other-repair
4 Varieties of Repair Sequences
a)Pre-closing
b)Follow up
c)Closing
Forms of Closing
§Be negative
§Body pointing
§Closed questions
§Declare completion
§Phone calls
§Short answers
§Spot a friend
§Procrastinating
Tips on Terminating a Conversation
Informative
Inspirational
Argumentative
Persuasive
Entertaining
Types of Speech
Informative Speech
Aims to teach something new or provide worthwhile information to the audience
Fundamental to all the other types to achieve its purpose
1. Demonstration or Explanation
2. Definition
3. Description
3 Types of Informative Speech
Demonstration or Explanation
Explains how something works, "how to"
Definition
Aims to give the meaning of words
Description
Aims to make the audience imagine
Uses words that appeal to the senses
Inspirational Speech
Aims to motivate or inspire the audience
Pep talks, valedictory speech, homily, etc.
a.Choose an interesting topic for the audience
b.Prioritize quality over quantity
c.Use common terms
d.Use facts and statistics sparingly
e.Stick to your purpose
Tips for an Effective INFORMATIVE Speech
a.Speak from the heart
b.Be the first to believe in your topic
c.Keep the audience's interest at the highest
d.Be your best
Tips for an Effective INSPIRATIONAL Speech
Argumentative Speech
Aims to convert the audience to agree on the speaker's point or side
Centers on controversial issues
Presents evidence to support the claim
a.Appeal to Reason (Logos)
b.Appeal to Emotions (Pathos)
c.Appeal to Character (Ethos)
Types of Appeal in ARGUMENTATIVE Speech
Persuasive Speech
Attempts to influence the audience's belief, attitude and behavior
Makes people apply what they have learned
1)Establish credibility
2)Convey with passion and enthusiasm
3)Choose a doable proposition
Tips in preparing a PERSUASIVE Speech
Entertaining Speech
Intends to make the audience enjoy
1)Open an anecdote
2)Explain the point of the anecdote
3)Beef up your theme with more anecdotes
4)Conclude by restating your central point
5)Finish with a great anecdote
Tips in organizing an ENTERTAINING Speech
Impromptu Speech
Reading from a Manuscript
Memorized Speech
Extemporaneous Speech
Types of Speech According to Delivery
Impromptu Speech
Delivered at the spur of the moment
No planning, not scheduled
Reading from a Manuscript
The speaker reads the written material word for word in front of the audience
Memorized Speech
The entire speech is committed to memory
Extemporaneous Speech
Planned and outlined
Neither memorized, nor read
Visual Aids
Make oral presentations clearer, more concrete, persuasive and more interesting
•Keep it simple
•Make it readable
•Limit the number of slides
•Use color
•Keep it accurate
Tips in preparing VISUAL AIDS