ORAL COMMUNICATION

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 Using Principles of
Effective Speech Delivery
Have you ever experienced or
imagined yourself speaking before a
huge crowd? Have you not dreamt of
becoming an effective speaker where
your listeners are mindful and
persuaded of what you say?
 Objectives:
compose a speech applying the principles of effective speech writing and
Compose delivery;

Identify identify the principles of effective speech delivery; and

Demonstrate demonstrate effective speech delivery.

Using Principles of Effective Speech
Delivery

Effective speaking According to Stephen Lucas

(2011), author of The Art of
means being able to Public Speaking, a good
say what you need to delivery means that you are
say in a manner that capable and able to present
your message in a clear,
it is heard and acted coherent, and interesting
upon. way.
 Articulation
Tools for Modulation
Effective Stage presence
Speech
Delivery Facial expressions
Rapport
 The instance on how well and
precisely you form vowels and
consonants using your lips, tongue,

Articulation jaw, and palate to form the sounds to

speak is crucial in making your
message get crossed. On the same
idea, diction and enunciation are other
forms of articulation.
Source: https://slidetodoc.com/the-articulation-of-consonants-in-order-to-
articulate/
 This happens when you
control or adjust the tone or
volume of your voice as you
Modulation 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.
 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

Stage presence presence. Every time the speaker

faces his audience, he is encouraged
to keep his poise, posture,
gestures, and movements since
they may make or break the
presentation.
 A good stage presence essentially
engages the audience into the
performance. It is the ability to
make the audience connect
Stage presence with the speaker and pull them
into the story being told, and as a
result, the audience are affected
by the feelings, emotions, and
ideas being conveyed.
 To effectively communicate emotions
Facial expressions and enthusiasm while speaking, the
speaker must use emphatic and
descriptive gestures. These help
enhance the verbal content of our
speech. Gestures should appear
spontaneous but purposeful.
Movements from the waist down should
be decisively used to emphasize a point
or as a transition during a speech.
 Mix of many facial expressions can
Facial expressions communicate the speaker’s feelings,
excitement, frustration, confusion,
sadness, confidence, aspiration,
happiness, etc. Even if the audience
does not feel bored, for example, a slack
blank face may give the audience the
impression that the speaker is bored with
his own speech or that the entire
message is uninteresting and boring.
 Arm and hand movements constitute
Facial expressions gesture. We also become fluent in
nonverbal communication through our
gestures.
We all use hand gestures while we speak,
but we didn’t ever go to any class in learning
how to match our verbal communication with
the appropriate gestures; we just
internalized on these norms as a result of
long period of time based on observation
later incorporate them as we speak.
 By this point in your life, you
Facial expressions have a whole vocabulary of
hand movements and gestures
that spontaneously come out
while you’re speaking. Some
of these gestures are emphatic
and some are descriptive
(Koch, 2007).
Movement Movement of the whole body,
instead of just gesturing with hands, is
appropriate in a speech. At the point
when you are given the opportunity
to move around, it regularly winds up
getting skimming or pacing, which are
the two developments that comfort
you as a speaker by using anxious
vitality however just serve to divert the
crowd.
 It happens when you have
Rapport everything in concordance or
harmony. Your discourse is
correct. The crowd gets it well.
They appreciate tuning in to it as
much as you appreciate
conveying it. In any case, that
upbeat agreeable state doesn't
happen without conscious effort.
Comprehension
Check:
Reflect on what you
have learned after
taking up this lesson by
giving your answers on
the blank in the graphic
organizer.