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Reason for Organizing A Speech
Making the speech easy for :- -Speaker - Delivery - Audience - Remember
Delivering of One idea at a timeHighlighting the main pointslimited capacity of human mind
Organizing a speech makes:-
•Easier to understand•Easier To remember•More credible speech•More enjoyable
Steps in organizing a speech topic
1.Select your topic2.Make an outline3.Develop the opening4.Draft the body5.Conclusion
Topic should not be too broad
Note all the ideas and topic
Select the best one for :- i. you ii. audience iii. occasion
Step 1, Selection of topic
Past Present Future
Time as a main criteria for sequencing main points and sub
points.
Effective for demonstration speech.
Chronological Pattern
Spatial Pattern
• Best for Describing Physical Structure
• Tell Relationship between different parts
• Relationship can be from near to far left to right low to high Inside to outside
Ascending or Descending pattern
• From most important to least important• From smallest to largest• From largest to smallest
Example• Pollution at home Town• Pollution at State• Pollution at Nation• Pollution at World
Topical Pattern
When Content of Topic is more Important then Relationship between part
Represent the arbitrary selection
Comparative PatternCompare of contrast different
proposal or ideas
Usually to persuade audience
Should eye catchyStarting from a questionStarting from quotationDisplaying picture or object
AvoidApologetic statementA joke
Step-3, Develop the opening
Main part of speech Consist of facts and ideas Amount of information should be according
to time According to the understanding of audience Select the best 3 or 4 main points Elaborate the main Points with sub points Sub points should include:-StatisticTestimonyExamplesVisuals
Step-4, Draft the body
Final opportunity to convey your message
Reinforce your ideas
Leaving a lasting impression
Persuade or motivate your audience
Finish Forcefully or Confidently
Step-5, Conclusion
Principle For Structuring Speech
Principle of Division
Principle of Co- ordination
Principle of Sub ordination
Principle of Division• Different parts of speech must satisfy the whole
topic
• Different point must cover the most important points
Principle of Co- ordination• Different parts must be equal in importance
• Different parts must be related to each other
Principle of Sub ordination• Subordinate points must be below the main
point
• Subpoints of the speech must be in co- ordination and parallism