MODULE 1

'B' silent word

• member

• timber

• fiber

• plumber

Extempore speech means that you need to speak for

• a minute or two

• five minutes

• 30 minutes

• One hour

The benefits of extempore speech

• }Idea Generation

• }Ability to think on the spot

• }Communication skills

• All the above

For effective extempore speech we need

• }Content Knowledge

  }Intelligence

  }Confidence matters

  }Voice Modulation

  }Time Check

• }Content Knowledge

  }Body Language

  }Confidence matters

  }Voice Modulation

  }Time Check

• }Content Knowledge

  }Body Language

  }Confidence matters

  } Energy

  } Time Check

• }Reading

  }Body Language

  }Confidence matters

  }Voice Modulation

  Time Check

Best ways to start an extempore speech

• }Start with a prayer

  }Always speak relevantly to the topic.

• }Start with a quote, real-life experience, or example.

  }Always speak bombastically about the topic.

• }Start with a quote, real-life experience, or example.

  }Always speak relevantly to the topic.

• None of the above

When Giving An Impromptu Talk

• 1.Read 

  2.Pause 

  3.Confirm 

  4.Tell 

  5.End!

• 1.Listen 

  2.Plan

  3.Confirm 

  4.Tell 

  5.End!

• 1.Listen 

  2.Pause 

  3.Calm

  4.Tell 

  5.End!

• 1.Listen 

  2.Pause 

  3.Confirm 

  4.Tell 

  5.End!

Strategies: Address Cause And Effect

• 1. 1. State the situation

  2. 2. Discuss causes

     3.Align with consequences

• 1. 1. State the topic

  2. 2. Discuss causes

     3.Align with consequences

• 1. 1. State the problem

  2. 2. Discuss causes

     3.Align with consequences

• 1. 1. State the view

  2. 2. Discuss causes

     3.Align with consequences

The introduction generally needs to:

• }Grab the reader’s or audience’s attention

  }Present your opinion

  }Establish your credibility

  }Preview what is to come

  Transition to the body

• }Grab the reader’s or audience’s attention

  }Present your thesis statement

  }Establish your authority

  }Preview what is to come

  Transition to the body

• }Grab the reader’s or audience’s attention

  }Present your thesis statement

  }Establish your credibility

  }Preview what is to come

  Transition to the body

• }Grab the reader’s or audience’s attention

  }Present your thesis statement

  }Establish your credibility

  }review what is to come

  Transition to the body

The conclusion

• }Signals the end is coming

  }Reviews your thesis

  }Ends strongly, but quickly, wrapping it up and driving your point home

• }Signals the end is coming

  }Restates your thesis

  }Ends strongly, but quickly, wrapping it up and driving your point home

• }Signals the summary

  }Restates your thesis

  }Ends strongly, but quickly, wrapping it up and driving your point home

• }Signals the end is coming

  }Restates your thesis

  }Wraps strongly, but quickly, wrapping it up and driving your point home

Types of informative speeches include

• 1.object

  2.process

  3.event

  4.concept

• 1.object

  2.process

  3.enertainment

  4.concept

• 1.subject

  2.process

  3.event

  4.concept

• 1.action

  2.process

  3.event

  4.concept