Group 5

Learn the
Learn how to different
Apply these in
edit/revise a guidelines in speech writing
speech writing a speech
Involves correcting
errors in mechanics
such as grammar,
punctuation,
capitalization, unity,
coherence and others.
Six power principles for speech editing
Edit for focus
"So whats the point? Whats the message
of the speech?"

Edit for clarity

"I dont understand the message
because the examples or supporting
details were confusing"

Edit for concision

"The speech was all over the place;
the speaker kept talking endlessly as
if no one was listsning ro him/her"
Six power principles for speech editing

Edit for continuity

"The speech was difficult to follow"

Edit for variety

"I didnt enjoy the speech
because it was boring"

Edit for impact and beauty

"Theres nothing really special
about the speech"
 Here are some of the guidelines in speech writing:

Keep your words short and simple. Your

speech is meant to be heard by your
audience, not read.
Avoid jargon, acronyms, or technical
Make your speech more personal. Use the
personal "I", but take care not to overuse it.

Use active verbs and contractions because

they add to the personal and conversational
tone of your speech
 Here are some of the guidelines in speech writing:

Be sensitive of your audience. Be very

careful with your language, jokes, and
nonverbal cues.

Use metaphors and other figures of

speech to effectively convey your point.

Manage your time well; make sure that the

speech falls under the time limit.