L5 | TYPES OF SPEECH ACCORDING TO DELIVERY

• TYPES OF SPEECH ACCORDING TO DELIVERY

  1. EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH
  2. IMPROMPTU SPEECH
  3. MANUSCRIPT SPEECH
  4. MEMORIZED SPEECH
• EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH

  • Speaking with limited preparation
  • Guided by notes and outline
  • Delivered conversationally
  • Most popular type
• EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH ADVANTAGES

  • Helps you look confident
  • Engages the audience
• EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH DISADVANTAGES

  • Inadequate time preparation to plan, organize and rehearse
• IMPROMPTU SPEECH

  • Speaking without advanced preparation
  • Unrehearsed speech
  • Spoken conversationally
• ADVANTAGES OF IMPROMPTU SPEECH

  • Spontaneous or natural speaking 
  • More focused and brief
• DISADVANTAGES OF IMPROMPTU SPEECH

  • Tendency to be disorganized
  • Lack connection with the audience
• MANUSCRIPT SPEECH

  • Speaking with advanced preparation 
  • Planned and rehearsed speech 
  • Reading aloud a written message
• ADVANTAGES OF MANUSCRIPT SPEECH

  • Exact repetition of the written words
  • Guided speech
• DISADVANTAGES OF IMPROMPTU SPEECH

  • Boring and uninteresting preparation
  • Lacks audience rapport or connection
• MEMORIZED SPEECH

  • Speaking with advanced preparation 
  • Planned and rehearsed speech 
  • Reciting a written message word for word from memory
• ADVANTAGES OF MEMORIZED SPEECH

  • Exact repetition of the written words from a memory
  • Maintained eye contact
  • Free to move around the stage
• DISADVANTAGES OF MEMORIZED SPEECH

  • Speakers might end up speaking in a monotone pattern.
  • Might have difficulty remembering his/her memorized speech
• TIPS FOR IMPROMPTU SPEECH

  • Once you are requested to say something pause for a moment to plan in your head what to say
  • State your main point only and deliver it at a pace your audience can follow
  • End by saying thank you