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LESSON/ TOPIC
Nature
Importance
What is Public Speaking?
The Cycle
A Word for Beginners
Platform Behavior
Posture
Loudness
Clarity
Pronunciation
Grammar
OBJECTIVES/ COMPETENCIES
Define Oral
Communication
Define Public Speaking
Identify and explain the
Considerations for
Beginners in Delivering
Speeches
Explain the importance of
Communication
Explain the Oral
Communication Cycle
Chapter 2:
Self-Confidence
Chapter 3:
Methods of
Speaking
Chapter 4:
Subject and
Purpose
Shyness
Inexperience
Unpreparedness
Decisiveness of the
Speech
Fear of the Unknown
Effects of Drinks and Drugs
Peace and Poise
delivering speeches
Determine and explain
each of the factors
affecting Fright
Explain the Effects of
Liquor and Drugs in
delivering speeches
Explain the roles of Peace
and Poise in Speeches
Identify the
considerations and/ or
factors in delivering
impromptu,
extemporaneous, read
and memorized speeches
Deliver impromptu,
extemporaneous, read
and memorized speeches
respectively
Communicate ideas by
writing clear, unified and
Chapter 5:
Chapter 6:
Speech Materials:
Gathering and
Outlining
Chapter 7:
Proof, Support
and Humor
The Audience
Age
Sex
Occupation
Education
Experience
Size
Interests
Beliefs and Attitudes
The Occasion
Nature and Purpose
The Program
The Speakers Role
The Speaker
coherent paragraphs
Consider the audience
and the speaking
occasion in the
preparation of the speech
Analyze the audience and
occasion
Environment
Group Discussions
The Group Leader
The Group Participant
Adjustments
Gathering Materials
Personal Observations
Printed Matter
Interviews and
Discussions
Letters of Inquiry
Audiovisual Media
Classifying
Outlining
Kinds of Outlines
Principles of Good
Outlining
Sequences
General Parts of a Speech
Composition
One-Point Speech
Proof
Personal Proof
Emotional Proof
Chapter 8:
Expressions
Chapter 9:
The Speech
Mechanism
Chapter 10:
Vocal Variety
Logical proof
Support
Explanation
Analogy or Comparison
Illustration
Specific Instance or
Specific Reference
Statistics
Testimony
Restatement or
Iteration
Humor
Forms
Techniques
Language
Style
Color in Speech
Figures of Speech
The Question of a Good Title
Brevity
Provocativeness
pert
Introduction
Body
Conclusion
Composition
Length
Rate
Force
Chapter 11:
Volume,
Articulation and
Pronunciation
Pitch
Quality
Emphasis
Vocal Climax
Volume
Distance
Noise
Physical Environment
Remedies
Articulation
Syllable Duration
Distinctness
Remedies
Pronunciation
The Influence of Other
Languages and Dialects
Affected Pronunciation
Correct Pronunciation
The International
Phonetic Alphabet
Visual Aids
Physical Appearance
Personality
Bodily Behavior
Chapter 12:
What the
Audience Sees
Chapter 13:
Debate and
Argumentation
Eye Contact
Posture
Poise
Gesture
Basic Hand Gestures
Kinds of Gestures Classified as
to Function
Steps of a Gesture
Principles of Good Gestures
Introduction to
Argumentation and Debate
Speech on a policy
Research-Defining the
Resolution
Propositions of fact, value,
policy
Speaker Responsibilities
Negative Responsibilities
Refutation and Rebuttal
Flowing, Delivery
Discuss Debates
Class Debate
30%
Performance Task
50%
Quarterly Assessment
Total
20%
100%
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