ENG Lesson 11-12: Types of Communication Strategy & Speech

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Nomination
Restriction
Turn-Taking
Topic Control
Topic Shifting
Repair
Termination

Types of Communication Stratergy

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Nomination

Suggesting a topic

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Restriction

Limiting the topic

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Turn-taking

Allowing others to talk

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Topic-control

Manipulating the topic

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Topic shifting

Changing the topic

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Repair

Correction by the speaker

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Termination

Ending the conversing

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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

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a)Pre-closing
b)Follow up
c)Closing

Forms of Closing

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§Be negative
§Body pointing
§Closed questions
§Declare completion
§Phone calls
§Short answers
§Spot a friend
§Procrastinating

Tips on Terminating a Conversation

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Informative
Inspirational
Argumentative
Persuasive
Entertaining

Types of Speech

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Informative Speech

Aims to teach something new or provide worthwhile information to the audience
Fundamental to all the other types to achieve its purpose

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1. Demonstration or Explanation
2. Definition
3. Description

3 Types of Informative Speech

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Demonstration or Explanation

Explains how something works, "how to"

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Definition

Aims to give the meaning of words

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Description

Aims to make the audience imagine
Uses words that appeal to the senses

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Inspirational Speech

Aims to motivate or inspire the audience
Pep talks, valedictory speech, homily, etc.

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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

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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

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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

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a.Appeal to Reason (Logos)
b.Appeal to Emotions (Pathos)
c.Appeal to Character (Ethos)

Types of Appeal in ARGUMENTATIVE Speech

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Persuasive Speech

Attempts to influence the audience's belief, attitude and behavior
Makes people apply what they have learned

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1)Establish credibility
2)Convey with passion and enthusiasm
3)Choose a doable proposition

Tips in preparing a PERSUASIVE Speech

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Entertaining Speech

Intends to make the audience enjoy

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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

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Impromptu Speech
Reading from a Manuscript
Memorized Speech
Extemporaneous Speech

Types of Speech According to Delivery

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Impromptu Speech

Delivered at the spur of the moment
No planning, not scheduled

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Reading from a Manuscript

The speaker reads the written material word for word in front of the audience

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Memorized Speech

The entire speech is committed to memory

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Extemporaneous Speech

Planned and outlined
Neither memorized, nor read

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Visual Aids

Make oral presentations clearer, more concrete, persuasive and more interesting

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•Keep it simple
•Make it readable
•Limit the number of slides
•Use color
•Keep it accurate

Tips in preparing VISUAL AIDS