I.

Objectives :

At the end of the lesson,90% of the the students should be able to:

a. Identify the types of speech according to purpose and according to delivery;

b. Distinguish the diverse range of speech types and styles;and

c. Apply the principle of speech delivery.

II. Subject Matter:

Topic: Types of Speeches According to Purpose and According to Delivery
References : Celebrating Diversity through World Literature
http://studylips.net/doc/27197803/english-10-lm-unit 3
Material: Power Point Presentation, Smart TV
Values Integration: Teamwork, Understanding, Cooperation

III. Procedure:
A. Preparation
Prayer
Checking of attendance
Recall
B. Motivational activity
“PICK ME UP”
The teacher will select a random student to the class,the students will pick a piece of paper .
Each paper contain either a task or a rewards.

C. Developmental Activity
1. What do you think is our lesson for today?
D. Lesson Proper:

TYPES OF SPEECHES

WHAT IS SPEECH?

A SPEECH is a spoken expression of ideas, opinion, etc., that is made by someone who is
speaking in front of a group of people. –Merriam Webster

TYPES OF SPEECHES ACCORDING TO PURPOSE

INFORMATIVE

An informative speech is a structured and well-researched verbal communication aimed at

conveying factual information, insights, or explanations to an audience. Its primary objective is
to educate, enlighten, or clarify a topic, providing the audience with new knowledge or a deeper
understanding of the subject matter.
To Inform

An informative speech provides information about a specific subject to an audience. The aim of
an informative speech is to help your audience to understand and to remember the information
you are presenting.

Types of Informative Speech

 Speech about objects

 Speech about events
 Speech about process

Examples

 Lectures
 Training's
 Seminar
 Demonstrator

PERSUASIVE

A persuasive speech is an articulate and compelling verbal presentation designed to influence or

convince an audience by employing strategic use of language, emotion, and logic, with the
primary goal of inspiring a change in attitudes, beliefs, or actions.

To Persuade

The aim of a persuasive speech is to educate and convince or motivate an audience to do

something. You are essentially trying to sway the audience to adopt your own viewpoint.

Types of Persuasive speech according to topic:

 Factual persuasive speech

 Value persuasive speech

 Policy persuasive speech

Examples

 SALES
 PERSON
 LAWYER
 POLITICAL
 CAMPAIGN

INTERTAINMENT
Entertainment is the diverse array of activities and experience crafted to engage,amuse , or
delight an audience, offering a source of enjoyment and diversion from daily routines.
TO ENTERTAIN
 Entertaining speeches are speeches designed to captivate audience’s attention and regale or
amuse them while delivering a clear message.
EXAMPLES
 COMEDY
 SHOW
 HORROR
 MOVIES
 DRAMA

TYPES OF SPEECH ACCORDING TO DELIVERY

MANUSCRIPT READING

Manuscript reading is the word – for – word literation of written messages. The speaker
maintain his

or her attention on the printed.

EXAMPLES

 President Speech during Sona.

 Valedictorian Speech

 Master of Ceremony

MEMORIZED SPEECH

Speech that is committed to memory word per word.

-It is rote recitation of a written message that the speaker has committed to memorization
Disadvantages of memorized speech

1.You need amount of time memorizing a text.

2.At some point; you might forget what is next and this may cause embarrassment and it will be
difficult to get back the track.

3.Even if you memorized during practice but during the actual presentation you get nervous , the
audience can sense that you are nervous.

EXAMPLES

 DECLAMATION
 ORATION

IMPROMPTU SPEECH

Speech that is done with no preparation at all.

-The speaker is most commonly provide with their topic in the form of a quotation, but the topic
may also be presented as an object ,proverbs, one – word abstract or one of the many
alternative possibilities.
 EXAMPLES

 Answering a teacher question .

 On the spot interview.

EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH

Speech that is planned and prepared for.

It is a type of public speaking that involves delivering a prepared but not memorized speech on
given

topic.

3 Minutes is the maximum time of preparation.

Examples

 Question and Answer Portion

 Debate
 Small Group Discussion

E. ENRICTMENT ACTIVITY

Question and Answer

1.What is the greatest challenge facing your generation today?

2.If you will able to talk the president for one hour what would you discuss?

F. Generalization
1. What are the types of speeches according to purpose?
2. What are the types of speeches according to delivery?

IV. Evaluation

I. MULTIPLE CHOICE

DIRECTION: Read each question carefully and choose the correct answer.

1. This refers to the rise and fall of voices.

a. Pitch
b. Stress
c. Juncture
d. intonation
2. This refers to the relative highness and lowness of tone in Voice.
a. Pitch
b. Stress
c. Juncture
d. Tempo/Rate
 3. This refers to the relative emphasis or prominence given to a certain syllable.
a. Pitch
b. Stress
c. Juncture
d. Intonation
4. This refers to the transition between two successive syllables in speech.
a. Pitch
b. Stress
c. Juncture
d. Intonation
5. This refers to the speed at which you speak.
a. Pitch
b. Intonation
c. Tempo/Rate
d. Stress

II. ENUMERATION

1-5 Enumerate the five elements of prosodic

features of speech.
6-8 Give the two pattern of intonation.
9-11 Give the three rules of applying stress.

V. Assignment

On one whole sheet of paper choose at least 2 types of speech and make a Venn diagram
showing the similarities and differences to be submitted tomorrow.