Essential Question

How will we know that a speaker is prepared?

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Types of Speech and Preparations for
Public Speaking
 Types of Speech Context
 Preparations for Public Speaking
 eLMS
 How do you feel during and after
talking to yourself?

Do you usually do this when you

are alone? Or even talk to
yourself?
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 Types of Speech Context
Intrapersonal
It is communication within oneself. It
involves thinking, remembering, and
feeling. We do this silently in our
head (internal discourse) to
understand, clarify, or analyze a
situation we find ourselves in. This
type of speech is used when we talk
to ourselves or when we are alone,
thinking, or even in front of the https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p053ln5f

mirror.
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 Types of Speech Context
Interpersonal
This type of communication refers to face-to-face interactions
between persons. It is communication among a relatively small
number of people. We usually think of this as communication
since it involves at least one other (dyad) or some others (group).

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 There are at least five (5) contexts in
which communication happens:

• Psychological
• Relational
• Situational
• Environmental
• Cultural
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 Psychological

It refers to the participants and

what each brings to the
interaction. Needs, desires,
values, personality, and habits
are all forms of psychological
context.
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 Relational

is concerned with the relations

the interactors have toward
each other and how close or
distant that relationship is.

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 Situational

– It deals with the psychosocial

“where” the exchange happens.
Interaction in a classroom will
be very different from one at a
picnic.

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 Environmental

It deals with the physical

“where” they are
communicating. The room
arrangement, location, noise
level, temperature, and time of
day are examples of factors in
the environmental context.
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 Cultural
It includes all the learned behaviors and rules that
affect interaction. Some come from a culture
where it is considered rude to make long, direct
eye contact, so they will avoid eye contact out of
politeness. Then there are those from a culture
where long, direct eye contact signals
trustworthiness. This difference in cultural context
can cause misunderstanding and communication
breakdown.

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 Types of Speech Context

Public Speaking

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 Types of Speech Context

Language Register
• Intimate
• Casual
• Consultative
• Formal
• Frozen
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• No browsing in other websites.
• Join the activity using the name format: SURNAME-
FIRST NAME

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 Preparations for Public Speaking

1. Analyze your audience

and the occasion.

2. Develop your topic,

purpose, and thesis.

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 Preparations for Public Speaking

3. Source the information.

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 Preparations for Public Speaking

4. Organize main points

and make the speech
outline.

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 Preparations for Public Speaking

5. Make the introduction.

6. Write the conclusion and
transition statements of your
speech.

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 Preparations for Public Speaking

7. Practice your speech.

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 Enduring Understanding

A prepared speaker is the one who moves people to do better.

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