Lecture 5 Outlining the Spee chGiving Informative Speeches课件.pptVIP

Lecture 5 Outlining the Speech Giving Informative Speeches I. Outlining the Speech: Preparation outline: 1)??State the specific purpose of your speech; 2)??Identify the central idea; 3) Label the introduction, body, and conclusion; 4) Use a consistent pattern of Visual Framework; 5) State main points and sub-points in full sentences. Use a consistent pattern of Visual Framework: 1)????? I.????Main point A. Sub-point B. Sub-point 1.?? Sub-subpoint 2.?? Sub-subpoint II.????Main point: A. Sub-point 1.?? Sub-subpoint 2.?? Sub-subpoint B. Sub-point Give your speech a title: Unsafe Drinking Water ? Is Your Water Safe to Drink? The Rage to Diet ? Diets: How Effective Are They? The Sounds of Silence ? Can You See What I’m Saying? Speaking Outline: 1)?Follow the same Visual Framework used in the preparation outline: 2)??Make sure the outline is legible: 3) Keep the outline as brief as possible: 4) Give yourself cues/clues for delivering the speech. Informative Speeches: --- a speech designed to convey knowledge and understanding --- General Criteria: is the information communicated…accurate,clear,and made meaningful and interesting? --- Types of informative speeches: about objects, processes, events and concepts. A: Speeches about objects: Ex: the human eye; digital cameras; seaweed; Grand Canyon… a. To inform my audience about the geological features of the Grand Canyon. b. To inform my audience what to look for when buying a digital camera. c. To inform my audience about the commercial uses of seaweed. --- Usually in chronological, spatial and topical order. Ex: Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about the major alternative-fuel cars now being developed. Central Idea: The major alternative-fuel cars now being developed are powered by electricity, natural gas, methanol, or hydrogen. Main Points: I. One kind