GENED5 FINALS✨

• Qualities that are relevant to 21st Century

  • Listen attentively
  • Collaborate with others
  • Use critical thinking skills and problem solving skills
  • Give appropriate feedback
  • Converse with others with different backgrounds
• Public Speaking 


  Speaking in Public
• Materials 


  It refers to your topic which can be about your experiences observations inspirations or anything you want to talk about.
• Message 


  It refers to the content or main point of your speech.
• 3 Purposes of message

  1. Speech to Inform
  2. Speech to Persuade
  3. Speech to Entertain
• Speech to inform 


  Provide the audience with the clear understanding of the concept of idea.
• Speech to entertain 


  Provide your audience with entertainment.
• Speech to Persuade 


  Provide audience with favorable or acceptable ideas.
• Methods of Delivery 


  Refers to the style of delivery.
• Manuscript 


  Intend to read aloud.
• Memorize speech 


  Intend to memorize this speech word for word.
• Impromptu Speech 


  Suddenly ask or repeated with someone or a group of people to say a few words.
• Extemporaneous Speech 


  Intend to present a well crafted speech.
• Manners of Speech. Lucas,2011 specified some of them

  • Observe ethically sound goals
  • Prepare all the time
  • Tell the truth
  • Be sensible and sensitive
• Analogy 


  Comparison between two things that explain concept idea.
• Anecdote 


  Short interesting story that is often funny or unusual.
• Humor 


  Evokes laughter or amusement.
• Provocative Rhetorical question 


  Emphasis of point or persuade audience to see things from the speaker's perspective.
• Quotation 


  Using quotes or saying from other people.
• Startling Statistics

  Putting data into speech.
• Non-verbal 


  A behavior that conveys or represent meaning.
• Body Language 


  Body movements which includes eye contact, facial expression, posture and gestures.
• Using Eye Contact 


  Can easily detect how confident you are or how interested you are to talk to them.
• Using Facial Expressions 


  Tool to express or communicate your emotions through eye, eyebrow lips, ears, tongue and nose.
• Using Gestures 


  Movements of your hand, legs and other body parts that convey meaning.
• Using Good Posture


  The position of your body either when you stand or when you sit.
• Types of Gestures

  • Descriptive
  • Emphatic
  • Suggestive
  • Prompting
• Descriptive 


  To describe or clarify a point.
• Emphatic 


  To make point or suggest emotion.
• Suggestive 


  To suggest approval or disapproval.
• Prompting 


  To Suggest desirable response.
• Barrot, 2011


  Gestures Interpretation.
• Clothing and Apprerance 


  Considered vital in first impression of as a speaker.
• Vocal Elements 


  Includes volume, rate, tone and pitch
• Power tips in maintaining a good posture.

  American Chiropratic Association, 2015
• Volume 


  It refers to loudness and softness.
• Rate


  Speed of delivery
• Tone


  Voice quality
• Pitch 


  Highness or lowness of voice
• Proxemics


  The space and distance between the speaker and the audience.