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A presentation that’s given live before an audience.

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PUBLIC SPEAKING
“ORATION”

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STRUCTURING THE SPEECH

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Intro
Body
Conclusion

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The crucial contact between the audience.

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INTRODUCTION

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The speaker needs to accomplish three things in the introduction

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a.) Focus your audience’s attention
b.) Establish goodwill and create credibility
c.) Give a preview

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structured by a mode of organization, a logical or culturally specific pattern of thinking about ideas.

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Body

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Should be somewhat shorter than the introduction.

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Conclusion

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2 PURPOSES of conclusion

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a.) Summarize main ideas
b.) Give the speech a sense of closure and completion

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3 BASIC ELEMENTS OF PUBLIC SPEAKING

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Words
Voice
Body language

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MODES OF PUBLIC SPEECH

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Impromptu speech
Manuscript
Memorized
Extemporaneous

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It is reciting a written message that the speaker has committed to memory.

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Memorized speech

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It is the presentation of a carefully planned and rehearsed speech in a conversational manner using brief notes.

Use of index card

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Extemporaneous

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Is given with little or no preparation, yet almost always with some advanced knowledge on the topic.
● This is sometimes referred to as “off the cuff” or “spur of the moment”.

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Impromptu

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Is the word-for-word iteration of a written message.

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Manuscript

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5 Ways to become a better public speaker:

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  1. ) Memorize concepts, not content.
    2.) Chat up audience members before your presentation.
    3.) Enhance your visuals and audio. 4.) Flip your mindset nerves.
    5.) Get interactive.
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5 things to avoid in public speaking:

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  1. ) Talk too fast or slow.
    2.) Read from your slides.
    3.) Use “um”or other filler words. 4.) Fidget.
    5.) Pace.
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means of communication that reaches or influences people, or in other words, anything that can convey information from one person or place to another.

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media

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is the ability to analyze and evaluate different types of media and the messages they are sending. In today’s world, the media is a part of our everyday lives.

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Media Literacy

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THREE MAIN QUALITIES OF AN EFFECTIVE MESSAGE:

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  1. Simplicity 2. Specificity 3. Structure
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is an important step in evaluating an image and understanding its meaning.

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Visual analysis

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3 steps of evaluating an image and these are:

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  1. Identifying Source
  2. Interpret contextual information
  3. Understand complications
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isatypeofcommunication that is aimed at conveying information, knowledge, or facts to the recipient(s).

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Informative Communication

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types of informative communication, some of which include

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BRIPMMIN
brochure, reports, infographics, presentations, memo, manual, instructional material newsletter

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arewrittendocumentsthatprovide information on a specific topic.

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Report

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are verbal or visual communications that are used to convey information to an audience.

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Presentation

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are written or visual resources that are designed to teach someone how to do something.

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Instructional material

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are visual representations of data or information. They are often used to present complex information in an easy-to-understand format.

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Infographics

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are written guides that provide instructions on how to use a product or service.

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Manual

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are regular publications that provide information on a particular topic or subject.

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Newsletter

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are informational documents that are typically used for marketing or advertising purposes.

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Brochure

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are short written communications that are used to convey information within a company or organization.

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Memos

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forms of informative communication, some of which include

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VOWEMIN
visual, oral, written, electronic, mass, interpersonal, nonverbal

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forms of persuasive communication that are used in different contexts.

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PPPPAM
propaganda, public speaking, political communication, persuasive writing, advertising, marketing

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is used to persuade readers to take a particular action or to believe a certain idea.

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Persuasive writing

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is a form of persuasive communication that is used to promote a particular political or
social ideology.

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Propaganda

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is a form of persuasive communication that is used to promote a product or service.

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Marketing

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Is used to persuade voters to support a particular candidate or party.

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Political communication

37
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speakers use various techniques such as storytelling, humor, and appeals to emotion to persuade their audience to take a particular action or to believe a certain idea.

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Public speaking

38
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are designed to persuade people to buy a product or service by appealing to their emotions, needs, or desires.

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Advertising

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types of persuasive communication, which include

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ELECU
emotional, logical, ethical, credibility, urgency

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is a type of communication that is intended to influence and persuade others to adopt a certain belief, attitude, or behavior.

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Persuasive communication

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refers to the act of expressing and defending one’s opinion or perspective on a particular issue through communication.

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Argumentative

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key elements of argumentative communication include:

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CLEAR
consistency, logical reasoning, evidence, active listening, respectful language

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types of argumentative communication, which include

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PDA CN
persuasive, dialogue, advocacy, critical, negotiation

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FOUR DISTINCT TYPES OF COMMUNICATION:

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  1. Human to Human Communication
  2. Human to Machine
    Communication
  3. Machine to Human Communication
  4. Machine to Machine Communication
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OTHER TYPES OF COMMUNICATION:

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  1. Graphic Communication
  2. Electronic Communication
  3. Wave Communication
46
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Itmaybecommunicatedbyusing drawing, picture, graph, photograph, or words on a flat surface.

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Graphic communication

47
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Peoplecanuselight,soundor electrical waves to send information.

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Electronic communication

48
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Thissystemsdependonanenergy source called Electromagnetic Radiation.

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Wave communication

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DEVICES USED IN COMMUNICATION

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Radio, television, fax machine, cellphones

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Theyspeakonthemicrophone. Speech is changed into pulses of electromagnetic energy.

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Radio

51
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SomeprincipleslikeRadiobutinthis videos are also transmitted through impulses.

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Television

52
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Smallphotosensorwithalensanda light to scan documents sent. These tones are converted back on receiving on the paper.

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Fax machine

53
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An electronic device used for mobile voice or data communication over a network of specialized base stations known as Cell Sites.

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Cellphones

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AIDA MODEL

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Attention, interest, desire, action

55
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10-20-30

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10 slides, 20 mins, 30 font size

56
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1-6-6

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1 main idea, 6 bullets, 6 words

57
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7-7

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7 lines, 7 words

58
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9Ps

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Prior proper preparation prevents poor performance of the person putting on the presentation

59
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a shortened form of blog

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Weblog

60
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allowedearly internet users to “log” the details of their day in diary-style entries.

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Weblog

61
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PROCESS OF DOING BLOG

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  1. Choose a topic
  2. Name your domain
  3. Choose a blogging platform
  4. Choose your hosting and theme
  5. Plan and write content
  6. Publish
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Stands for a video blog or video log. It refers to a type of blog where most or all of the content is in a video format.

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Vlogging

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PROCESS OF DOING VLOG

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  1. Plan ahead
  2. Gather your gear
  3. Present and record
  4. Let’s edit
    5.share your way to success

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