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Informational Speaking

Informational Speaking. Your First Primer. Two Things Everyone Should Know:. Your subject Your audience. Three Things to Insure a Great Speech. Preparation Preparation Preparation. What’s the Difference?. Informational. Persuasive. Humorous. Know the subject Know the audience

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Informational Speaking

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  1. Informational Speaking Your First Primer

  2. Two Things Everyone Should Know: • Your subject • Your audience

  3. Three Things to Insure a Great Speech • Preparation • Preparation • Preparation

  4. What’s the Difference? Informational Persuasive Humorous

  5. Know the subject Know the audience Know the room Relax Visualize Realize people want you to succeed Don’t apologize Concentrate on Message, not medium Turn nervousness into positive energy Gain experience Got Butterflies?

  6. Speaking to Inform:Judging Criteria • Is the information communicated accurately? • Is the information communicated clearly? • Is the information made meaningful and interesting to the audience?

  7. Speaking to Inform • Can be about • Objects • Processes • Events • Concepts

  8. Speeches about Objects (visible, tangible and stable in form) • The Stock Market • Cars • The Human Eye • General Norman Schwartzkopf • Sea Lions • Personal Digital Assistant

  9. Speeches about Processes (a systematic series of actions leading to a specific result or product) • CPR • How Oriental Rugs are Made • How to Create Your own Web Page • How Tsunamis Develop • How to Dance the Tango

  10. Speeches about Events (anything that happened) • WW II • The Civil Rights Movement • The Olympics • The Civil War • The Hindenburg Disaster • The Iditerod

  11. Speeches about Concepts (beliefs, theories, ideas, principles, etc.) • Principles of Feminism • Freudian Psychology • Hinduism • Theories of Learning • Reagan’s Trickle Down Theory of Economics • The Big Bang Theory

  12. Lucas’s Guidelines for Informative Speaking • Don’t overestimate your audience (explain with examples) • Relate subject to your audience (get and keep them involved) • Don’t be too technical (avoid jargon) • Avoid abstractions (use comparisons) • Personalize your ideas (dramatize in human terms)

  13. Let’s Critique an Example…

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