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UNIT
1Manuscript
2 Memorized
3 Impromptu Types of
4 Extemporaneous Speech
5 Entertainment
6 Informative
7 Persuasive
Manuscript
When speaking from a manuscript,
you write and deliver a speech
word for word.
For whom is the manuscript
method most advantageous?
Public figures
Media personalities
Spokespersons
Potential Problems with
the Manuscript Method
Practice!
Adapt!
Mark!
Own your manuscript by highlighting
words and phrases.
Practice!
You can make a lot of notes on the draft of your
manuscript during the first few rehearsals.
Practice some more!
Read the text over and over orally.
Concentrate!
Concentrate on keeping eye contact, but do not
stare at only one section of the audience.
Act it out!
Use a lectern or a podium when practicing the speech.
Memorized
A memorized speech requires you to
commit the speech to memory so
that you do not bring your notes
when delivering it.
When should you memorize?
Introduction of a guest
Acceptance of award
Toast
Eulogy
Tribute
Disadvantages of the
Memorized Speech
Build it up!
After memorizing the speech in snippets,
you need to put them together.
Speak out!
Do not memorize the speech silently.
Identify keys!
Identify a key point in every paragraph.
Have a break!
After memorizing some parts of yourspeech,
take a break for some hours or for a day.
2. Point-Reason-Example/Explanation-Point
I have two reasons for this; one, it helps me easily reconnect with old
Reason
friends; and, two, I am updated on the happenings around me.
Through Facebook, I am able to contact my old friends from other
countries and reminisce about wonderful memories. I am glad to be
Example/ able to reconnect with friends even if it’s only through online means.
Explanation Also, through posts on Facebook, I learn about the current events in
the country—a fact which has a bearing on my role as a citizen of this
nation.
Point Facebook, indeed, is a useful social network site. That is why I love it.
Strategies in Organizing and Delivering an Impromptu Speech
a. Bridging
b. Reframing
Is it a question of fact?
This type of question is typically answerable by “Yes” or “No”. It revolves
around whether something is true or not, existent or not.
Example: Is it better for the European nations to step in and aid Syria or ignore
the country’s civil crisis?
Three (3) Steps in Studying your Extemporaneous Topic
Is it a question of policy?
It is focused on what policy or rule should be followed. .
Example: Should European countries enforce laws to accommodate Syrian
refugees?
III. Stick to your topic and look at all of the sides and angles of the
problem. .
Steps in Preparing for a Successful
Extemporaneous Speech
1. Reinforce!
You may explore other main points,
but always refer back to your thesis.
2. Capture!
State the central idea of your extemporaneous
speech in one declarative sentence.
3. Develop!
Map out the supporting points in an outline.
4. Introduce!
I
In the introduction, make sure you:
7. Conclude!
Reinforce your introduction by coming up with a
closing attention-geter that is related to your opening.
I. Introduction
A. Opening attention-getter
B. The need to listen
C. Thesis Statement
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II. Body
A. Main point 1
1. Subpoint 1
a. Evidence
b. Statistics
Sample 2. Subpoint 2
a. Evidence
Outline for an b. Statistics
Extemporaneous B. Main point 2
1. Subpoint 1
Speech a. Evidence
b. Statistics
III. Conclusion
A. Closing attention-getter
B. Restatement of thesis or review of main points
fin.