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Principles of Speech Delivery
Principles of Speech Delivery
Principles of Speech Delivery
A. Most Essential Learning Uses principles of effective speech writing focusing on:
Competencies
Stage Presence
Facial Expressions
Gestures and Movements
Rapport with the audience
A. References
● Textbook Pages
● Other Learning
Resources
Review:
A. Introduction
Principles of Speech Writing
The teacher will show a short video with her voice to review the
previous lesson.
TASK 1
FACT OR BLUFF
All learners have the chance to decide whether the given statement is
a fact or a bluff. The learner who will get the correct answer will
receive a blue card (+2 points) that will be added in their scores in the
group activity later. However, they will receive a red card (-2 points) if
they answered wrong.
DISCUSSION
B. Development
Speech is the communication or expression of thoughts in spoken words.
A good speech delivery means that you are capable and able to
present your message in a clear, coherent, and interesting way.
(Stephen Lucas)
1. Articulation
The instance on how well and precisely you form vowels and
consonants using your lips, tongue, jaw, and palate to form the
sounds to speak is crucial in making your message get crossed.
2. Modulation
This happens when you control or adjust the tone or volume of your
voice as you try to lower your voice to a loud whisper in order to get
the attention of your audience as they find your message more
appealing, dramatic and mysterious.
3. Stage presence
The speaker’s ability to get and secure the audience's interest in
listening to him/her through his or her presentation style refers to
stage presence.
5. Rapport
It happens when you have everything in concordance or harmony.
TASK 2
SPEECH ANALYSIS
The learners will watch a video clip that shows VP Kamala Harris’
victory speech. They will analyze her speech through identifying and
explaining the principles of speech delivery that are shown.
TASK 3
Group Activity
The class will be divided in three (3) groups. Each group will choose
one representative who will act as a speaker. He /She will deliver a
speech for 2 minutes applying the principles of effective speech
delivery. Protocol will be strictly observed during the activity
preparation. Rubric is also provided.
C. Engagement Students are asked to bring out their cellphones for group activity
purposes.
1. Mayor Cory Poblete did not speak too fast nor too slow; I enjoyed
listening to her speech.
Planned and delivered teaching strategies that are responsive to the special educational nee
2. I was deeply moved by his speech; his eyes really show sadness.
COT INDICATOR 5:
3. I understood the message of Vice Mayor Aidel Paul Belamide
because he speaks clearly and fluently.
4. Mrs. Flordeliza dela Rosa enters the stage confidently, she also
took a glance and smiled at the audience.
5. As one of the audience, I must say that he is the best speaker, his
over-all performance was excellent.
V. REFLECTION What were your thoughts or ideas about the principles of speech
delivery prior to the discussion of the lesson?
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What new or additional ideas did you learn after taking up this lesson?
VI. ASSIGNMENT Using your knowledge on effective speech delivery, list down what a
speaker must do and must not do when preparing for and delivering a
speech through a graphic organizer in a separate sheet of paper.
AIRYN A. LOYOLA/GVBINHS
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