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Public Speaking

Types of Communication. Public Communciation? Communication involving one speaker or a group of presenters talking to an audience.Small Group ? communication within a group who has shared interest or purpose; usually from 4-7 peopleInterpersonal Communication- communication Between two peopleIntr

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Public Speaking

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    1. Public Speaking

    2. Types of Communication Public Communciation– Communication involving one speaker or a group of presenters talking to an audience. Small Group – communication within a group who has shared interest or purpose; usually from 4-7 people Interpersonal Communication- communication Between two people Intrapersonal Communication- Comm. within yourself

    3. Purpose of Speaking Informative – A speech that is intended to increase listeners’ knowledge of a subject. Persuasive – A communication process with a goal of influencing other people. Entertain – A speech that is intended to entertain an audience; usually carries some message Motivate – A speech that is intended to move people to action

    4. Ways In Which We Deliver Speeches Extemporaneous – With notes/ outline, thought out before hand Impromptu – Spur of the moment; no preparation Manuscript – Written out word for word Memorized – No script/memorized word for word

    5. Extemporaneous

    6. Impromptu

    7. Manuscript

    8. Memorized

    9. Audience Analysis

    10. demographic information Age, socioeconomic status, background, gender

    11. Stance on Issue 1.Supportive Audience They are friendly & will like to listen to what you say. Main objective is to reinforce what they say.

    12. Stance on issue- cont. 2.Uncommitted audiences -An audience that is neutral about the speaker’s topic. Main objective is to be continuing

    13. Stance on issue- cont. 3.Indifferent audiences - Audience that is apathetic or disinterested in the speaker and his topic. The audience does not find the topic relevant to their personal info, bored. Main objective is to get them interested in what you say.

    14. Stance on issue- cont. 4.Opposed audience -An audience that is hostile to the speaker & speaker’s topic. Main objective is to get a fair hearing from the audience.

    15. Knowledge of Subject Minimal – need to cover background information Medium- can assume some background information is known, but should quickly review High- Can use technical terms and get quickly to point

    16. Language What type of language would audience relate to? Jargon- Technical words, subject specific Colloquialism- Geographical specific words Formal or informal language

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