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Speaking to Inform
Contains information and ideas on
the demonstration talk, the fact-finding report, the abstract concept,
and resources for informing.
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SPEECH TITLE |
OBJECTIVES |
DURATION |
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The Speech to Inform |
Select new and useful information for
presentation to the audience. Organize the information for easy
understandability and retention. Present the information in a way that
will help motivate the audience to learn. |
5-7 minutes |
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Resources for Informing |
Analyze the knowledge level of your
audience regarding your chosen subject. Focus your presentation at the
audiences level of knowledge. Build a supporting case for each major
point through use of explanation, examples, and information gathered
research. Effectively use at least one visual aid to enhance the
audiences understanding. |
8-10 minutes |
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The Demonstration Talk |
Prepare a demonstration speech to clearly
explain a process, product, or activity. Conduct the demonstration as
part of a speech delivered without notes. |
10-12 minutes |
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A Fact-Finding Report |
Prepare a report on a situation, event, or
problem of interest to the audience. Deliver sufficient factual
information in your report so the audience can base valid conclusions or
a sound decision on it. |
10-12 minutes |
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The Abstract Concept |
Research and organize the thought of
experts on an abstract concept, theory, historical force, or
social/political issue. Present the ideas in a clear and interesting
manner. |
10-12 minutes |
