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    The document provides instructions for giving an effective informative speech. It begins by defining an informative speech as one meant to provide interesting, useful information to an audience. It then outlines the major parts of an informative speech, including topic selection, brainstorming, outlining, preparing a typed copy, and delivering the speech. The speech must be 2-3 minutes long and include a visual aid. Presenters may use notecards but not read directly from them. The document provides details on each part, including introducing the topic, developing the main points, and concluding. It offers tips for practicing and effectively using visual aids.

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    The document provides instructions for giving an effective informative speech. It begins by defining an informative speech as one meant to provide interesting, useful information to an audience. It then outlines the major parts of an informative speech, including topic selection, brainstorming, outlining, preparing a typed copy, and delivering the speech. The speech must be 2-3 minutes long and include a visual aid. Presenters may use notecards but not read directly from them. The document provides details on each part, including introducing the topic, developing the main points, and concluding. It offers tips for practicing and effectively using visual aids.

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    The document provides instructions for giving an effective informative speech. It begins by defining an informative speech as one meant to provide interesting, useful information to an audience. It then outlines the major parts of an informative speech, including topic selection, brainstorming, outlining, preparing a typed copy, and delivering the speech. The speech must be 2-3 minutes long and include a visual aid. Presenters may use notecards but not read directly from them. The document provides details on each part, including introducing the topic, developing the main points, and concluding. It offers tips for practicing and effectively using visual aids.

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    Informative Speech

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    Nelyn Joy Castillon - Escalante
    The document provides instructions for giving an effective informative speech. It begins by defining an informative speech as one meant to provide interesting, useful information to an audience. It then outlines the major parts of an informative speech, including topic selection, brainstorming, outlining, preparing a typed copy, and delivering the speech. The speech must be 2-3 minutes long and include a visual aid. Presenters may use notecards but not read directly from them. The document provides details on each part, including introducing the topic, developing the main points, and concluding. It offers tips for practicing and effectively using visual aids.

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    Informative Speech

    What will you learn today?


    What is an ‘Informative speech’

    How to give an effective


    ‘Informative Speech’
    What is an
    ‘Informative Speech’

    The purpose of the informative speech is to


    provide interesting, useful, and unique
    information to your audience.
    YourSpeech
    The Informative Speech consists of these major parts:
    TopicSelection&Approval
    Brainstorm
    Outline
    Paragraph Form
    TypedCopy
    SpeechDelivery

    Thespeechmust be2-3minutes long.


    Youmusthavesignificant visualstocomplimentyourspeech.
    (not just things from around the classroom)

    You may usenotecards onlyduringpresentations


    butyou may notread fromthem.
    Introduction
    • The introduction sets the tone of the entire speech
    • There are five parts in this introduction
    » Attention Getter
    » Purpose Statement
    » Credibility Statement
    » Preview
    » Transition to the Body
    Body

    ThreeMain
    Points
    Conclusion
    • Signalclosing
    • Reviewmainpoints
    • Questions
    • Transition
    • Memorable statement or call to action
    • Thank audience for listening
    Step 1

    Picking Your Topic


    • Think about your favorite • Pick something you know a
    products, events, lot about and that will be
    procedures, concepts, and easy to research.
    special skills in your
    personal life. • Research aspect of your
    topic. Try to find an
    creative angle of approach.
    Picking Your Topic
    cont.
    • Find out what your listeners • For example, lookfor
    are interested in. information that is new to
    your audience.

    • Determine the interests and • To help you research: look


    needs of your audience and for amazing facts, stories,
    write them down. statistics, survey results,
    personal experiences,
    quotations, and
    comparisons or contrasts.
    Step 2
    Brainstorming and
    Research
    • This is the most important
    step!

    • Write your thoughts out

    • Research new ideas

    • Don't just rely on the web,


    use other sources
    Take a few minutes to
    brainstorm
    On a sheet of paper write down some speech topics. Make
    sure you are interested in these topics.
    Now talk it out with
    someone!

    Is this something your audience would be


    interested in?

    Do they have any ideas to make your topicbetter?


    Step 3

    Your outline...
    •Use the basic speech outline template.
    •Turn the outline into a paragraph form
    •Create note cards
    –These are NOT to read from; they are only a guide they
    are not a script .
    Step 4

    Practicing your speech


    *Practice Practice Practice*

    Be prepared

    Imagine yourself succeeding. Picture yourself giving a great


    speech. This will help you develop a positive mind set
    before
    you give the speech.
    Step 5

    Finally.... Givin your


    g
    speech
    ✓ Check technology before ✓ Don't fidget
    ✓ Tech is due the morning of your
    speech
    ✓ No likes or uummms
    ✓ Be sure you get a good nights
    rest ✓ Don't say negative things

    ✓ Make eye contact with ✓ Take your time


    EVERYONE
    ✓ End with a thank you not “The
    END”
    Visual aids
    • There are many • Develop and
    types of visuals to Effectively use a
    Visual Aid to assist
    choose from: you.
    – graphs, charts,
    pictures, models,
    diagrams, • Can not be your
    PowerPoint Attention Getter
    Ten Tips for the use of
    visual aids:
    1. Prepare visual aids in advance.
    2. Use Dark ink, Broad tip pens, Large lettering.

    3. Display where ALL can see.

    4. Don't pass visuals among audience during speech

    5. Explain visual aids clearly

    6. Make sure the visual aids are large enough.

    7. Avoid distracting colors or pastel colors.

    8. Keep them simple and clear Not cluttered.

    9. Talk to the audience, not to the visual aid.

    10. Practice several times aloud with your visual aid.


    And MOST Important…..

    ****CHECK YOUR TECHNOLOGY****

    Remember you must have a visual aid so if your


    technology doesn't work you need to have a plan B.
    Reminders!
    • NO SHORTS or sweats
    • Must be 3-5 minutes long
    • NO gum or candy
    • Must have a visual aid
    • A typed copy of your speech is due
    on presentation day.
    Any questions?

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