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Informative Speaking
Informative Speaking1.What is informative Speaking?
2.Types of Informative Speeches
3.Techniques for Informative Speaking
What is Informative Speaking?
Speaking with the intent to teach the audience
something new – or increase their
knowledge on a topic.
Characteristics of Informative Speaking
Content is non-controversial
Speaker is objective on the topic
Information is highly credible
Speaker is knowledgeable on the topic
Types of Informative SpeechesAn Object
An Individual or Group
An Event
A Process
An Idea
Speech about an Object
Mechanical / technical: e.g.electric cartablet
Natural: e.g.AcornTeacup Chihuahua
Cultural: e.g.famous paintingbook
Personal: e.g.Identification braceletfavorite sweater
Speech about an Individual or
Groupe.g.
Famous entertainerArtist
PoliticianCultural Group
Sports team
Speech about an Event
e.g.Political Convention
A Music FestivalA Wedding
The Shuttle Visit to MarsSouth by Southwest
Photo credit monty python on Flickr
Speech about a Process
e.g.Metamorphosis
Brewing beerHow to make a tissue
paper flower
Speech about an Idea
e.g.Financial Freedom
Social BusinessLiving a Healthy Lifestyle
Follow Your Calling
Techniques for Informative Speaking
Definition
Explanation
Description
Demonstration
Narrative
Definition
Pull it apart then show how the parts
work together to make the whole.
Explanation
Provide analysis in order to clarify then create a
line of reasoning or series of causal
connections to create understanding
Photo credit monty python on Flickr
Description
Paint a picture. Take them into the world
of your topic.
Demonstration
Take them through the process with you.
Show & tell.
Narrative
Tell a story to illustrate your point, captivate and keep
attention.
Informative Speaking Summary
1. Informative speaking is teaching the audience something new or increasing their knowledge
2. There are essentially 5 types of informative speeches: Object, Individual or Group, Event, Process, Idea
3. Techniques: Definition, explanation, description, demonstration, narrative