Writing a speech
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The document provides guidance on writing an effective speech, outlining a six step process: 1) selecting a topic, 2) creating an outline, 3) writing the speech, 4) applying gestures and vocal variety, 5) providing and soliciting feedback, and 6) self-critique and preparation for the next speech. It emphasizes selecting a topic that motivates, educates or entertains the audience, and creating a clear outline with an introduction, three main points in the body, and a conclusion that recaps the main points. The document also offers tips for writing a first draft, revising and editing the speech, and practicing delivery.
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Writing a speech
- 1. Writing a Speech Adapted from the work Six Minute Speech Writing http://sixminutes.dlugan.com/ab out/
- 2. Six Steps to Writing an Effective Speech • According to Andrew Dlugan: 1. Select a Topic 2. Create an outline 3. Write the speech 4. Apply gestures and vocal variety 5. Provide and solicit feedback 6. Self Critique and Prepare for the next speech. 2 Your date here Your footer here
- 3. Selecting a Speech Topic What is your general purpose? To motivate, educate, entertain
- 4. Folson Middle School Speech http://youtu.be/Rf5AQp-mIqU What do you notice? What should we call this? How can we use this in our own speeches? Your date here Your footer here 4
- 5. Ryan’s Speech http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OobU3ENNlM&feature=sh are&list=PL899BEE952413A91E What do you notice? What should we call this? How can we use this in our own speeches? Your date here Your footer here 5
- 6. Big Bird’s Speech http://vocaroo.com/i/s174r5s wso6dWhat do you notice? What should we call this? How can we use this in our own speeches? Your date here Your footer here 6
- 7. What is your topic? • After listening to other speeches, what do you want to include in your speech? • What is your core message? • What do you want to share and what is your audience hoping to hear from you? • How long is your speech? 2-3 minutes 7 Your date here Your footer here
- 8. # 3 Creating a Speech Outline An outline is a blueprint for your presentation.
- 9. A Generic Speech Outline – Generic Speech Outline has the following: • Introduction Body Conclusion Example Outline #1 • Introduction – Establish topic and core message; list supporting points • Body – Supporting Point One – Supporting Point Two – Supporting Point Three Conclusion – Recap main points, summarize core message – Call to action 9 Your date here Your footer here
- 10. Example: Story Based Outline • Attention Grabbing Opening • Tell a story • Make a point. • Tell another story. • Make another story. • Tell a story. • Make a point. • Memorable conclusion which ties all three stories together to support the core message Your date here Your footer here 10
- 11. Reviewing the Videos • Now we will watch the video speeches again. We will write an outline of those speeches to include: • Opening: • Core message: • Body • Conclusion Your date here Your footer here 11
- 12. Writing Your First Draft Wrestling Writer’s Block to Write a First Draft
- 13. Why Is It Difficult to Start Writing? • Lack of Direction • You lack clarity about what you want to say • Large Ego • You don’t want to write more than one draft so you keep trying to make each sentence perfect. • Realize your first draft will not be your final draft. 13 Your date here Your footer here
- 14. Tips For Writing The First Draft • Set a deadline. • Write in bullet form. • Write out of sequence. • Don’t worry about transitions. • Don’t worry about words. Just get it down on paper. • Don’t’ worry about the length. • So let’s write! Your date here Your footer here 14
- 15. Revising and Editing Your Speech Power Principals for Speech Editing The power of the rewrite!
- 16. Editing with Binoculars and a Magnifying Glass • Edit for: • Focus: be merciless, ever element supports your core message. • Clarity order it logically • Concision it’s all about word choice • Continuity transition words/phrases make it flow • Variety is everything you say essential • Impact create a vivid image, craft memorable lines 16 Your date here Your footer here
- 17. What does an essay contain? • Introduction: • Hook a quote, statistic, or story • Include a thank you to family and friends in the introduction • One sentence defining your core message • Body • Include stories, examples to support your message • Use transitional phrases, make sure to flow. • Conclusion • End with a quote or final example that enhances your core message Your date here Your footer here 17
- 18. Practicing Your Speech • We will spend one class period working in small groups rehearsing our speeches. Make sure you use the scoring guide as you work together. Your date here Your footer here 18
- 19. Now It’s Time To Practice Speaking! Practice reading you speech for power or volume. Practice the silence as well as the words. Practice stopping at the end of sentences, pausing at a comma. Power Pitch Pace Pauses Remember when people get nervous they tend to speak quickly, pace yourself. 19 Your date here Your footer here
- 20. Speech Evaluation Form Delivery of the Speech Structure of the Speech Your date here Your footer here 20
- 21. Good luck orators! Can’t wait to hear your powerful speeches! Go CVMS!! Your date hereYour footer here 21
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