This is the basis on how the researchers are going to rate the public speaking level of the

subject in each of the following categories:

Researchers: Aguilar. Knch, Robles. Maricon, Pido. Venancio III

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OBJECTIVES EXCELLENT VERY GOOD TO
GOOD IMPROVE

1.speech value-It allows you to

communicate ideas, inspire others,
persuade audiences, and convey
information effectively.
2.preparation-Preparation refers to
the process of gathering information,
organizing content, practicing
delivery, and refining
3. Delivery manner-refers to how you
use your voice, body language, facial
expressions, eye contact, confidence
4.opening-Opening refers to the
initial part of a speech or presentation
where you capture the audience's
attention, establish rapport, introduce
the topic, and set the tone for the rest
of your talk.
5.speech transition-Speech
transition refers to the smooth and
seamless way of moving from one
topic
6.conclusion-The conclusion is the
final part of a speech or presentation
where you summarize key points,
reinforce the main message, and leave
a lasting impression on the audience.
7.notes-Notes refer to written or
digital aids that help speakers
remember key points, transitions, and
important details during their
presentation.
8.posture movement-Posture
movement refers to how a speaker
uses their body positioning, gestures,
and physical movements to convey
confidence, engagement, and
emphasis during a presentation
9.participation-Participation refers
to actively engaging the audience
through interactive elements such as
questions, discussions, activities, or
involving them in the presentation
process.
10.facial expression-Participation
refers to actively engaging the
audience through interactive elements
such as questions, discussions,
activities, or involving them in the
presentation process.
11.eye contact-Eye contact refers to
the intentional act of looking directly
at individuals in the audience while
delivering a speech or presentation.
12.voice-Vocal quality refers to the
characteristics of your voice,
including tone, pitch, volume, pace,
and articulation, which collectively
influence how your message is
received and understood by the
audience.
13.language/words-Language/
words refer to the choice of
vocabulary, tone, and style used by a
speaker to effectively communicate
ideas, convey emotions, and engage
the audience during a presentation or
speech.
14.grammar-Grammar refers to the
correct usage of language rules,
including sentence structure, verb
tense, subject-verb agreement, and
punctuation, to ensure clarity,
coherence, and professionalism in
delivering a speech or presentation.
15.humor-Humor refer to the
intentional use of jokes,
anecdotes, or witty remarks to
entertain the audience, lighten
the mood, and enhance
engagement during a speech or
presentation.

16.timing-Timing/pauses refer to the

strategic use of breaks, silences, or
pauses to create emphasis, allow for
audience reflection, and enhance the
overall delivery and impact of a
speech or presentation.
17.visual aids-Visual aids are any
visual elements, such as slides, charts,
diagrams, videos, or props, used to
enhance the audience's understanding,
retention, and engagement during a
presentation.
18.manual goal-Manual goals in
public speaking refer to specific
objectives or targets that a speaker
sets for themselves related to
improving their speech delivery,
content organization, audience
engagement, or overall effectiveness
in public speaking.