PRINCIPLES OF SPEECH WRITING

• it is a performance where a speaker make an utterance

  Speech
• it is when the speaker is prepared and well-rehearsed

  Extemporaneous Speech
• it is an art and a process of conveying message using a good command of grammar, correct punctuation, and expression that can captivate the audience

  Speech Writing
• The Four Principle of Speech Writing

  • First Principle: Choosing a Topic
  • Analyzing the Audience
  • Sourcing of the Information
  • Outlining and Organizing the speech content
• it is where you start to narrow down your interests, and experiences to determine the purpose of your speech

  First Principle: Choosing a Topic
• First Principle: Choosing a Topic

  • Start with your basic interests
  • review your experiences
  • stop and look at the things around you
  • be like a journalist
  • watch television or read the newspaper
  • narrow your topic and determine your purpose
• this is where you must take note and know who your audience would be, a speaker needs to know his/her audience for his work to be relatable and for the speaker and audience to have established the same ground.

  Second Principle: Analyzing the Audience
• it refers to knowing your audience

  Known Area
• refers to establishing a emotional connection between the speaker and audience

  Feel Area
• refers to sharing experiences

  Do Area
• Steps in Analyzing the Audience

  • Demographic
  • Psychographic
  • Situational Behavior
• it is the third principle where the process of gathering and credible data are being done

  Third Principle: Sourcing the Information
• Give an example of sources of data

  newspaper, books, interviews, blogs/vlogs, peer reviewed researches
• the fourth principle, where you are already arranging the content of your speech

  Fourth Principle: Outlining and Organizing the Speech Content
• Evaluating Data:

  • Interests
  • Appropriateness
  • Apparent Worth
  • Availability of Material
• it the collection of the ideas, the structure of ideas and the framework of the whole content of a speech

  Outline
• it serves as the guide in developing a speech

  outline
• this is the most crucial part of the speech and the attention-getter as well as the deciding point whether the audience wants to listen to the speaker

  Introduction
• this part of speech is where you will find the key points or the main idea of the whole speech

  Body
• consists of the summarization of the entire speech. this is where the main points and topic are joined together

  Conclusion
• Patterns of Outline in Organizing a Speech:

  • Chronological
  • Spatial
  • Causal
  • Problem-Solution
• ir is an outline that deals with time and space. it used to describe a place and location as well as to describe an effect on something

  Spatial
• it is where the collection of thoughts are arranged, high dependent on time and what event transverses overtime. this outline particularly used on making biographies

  Chronological