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    CHAPTER 12: INFORMATIVE SPEAKING

    OBJECTIVE:

     To explain or describe facts, truth & principles in a way that stimulates interest,
    facilitates understanding and increase the likelihood of remembering.
     Design to educate audience.

    Characteristic of Effective Informative Speaking

    Intellectually stimulating

     New information that piques their curiosity & excites their interest.
     If your audiences are familiar with your topic- identify new insights
    o What your audience do not know.
    o Consider: depth: going beyond people’s general
    knowledge
     Eg: people know basic recipe, show new ways
    to cook it.
    : breadth: how your topic relates to associated
    topics
     Eg: type 1 diabetes – physical effect,
    emotional effects, relational effects

    Relevant

     Listener relevance link: show how your points are important to listener;
    throughout your speech.
    o Eg: how the information you share make them wealthier,
    healthier or happier.
     Compare unfamiliar topic with something audience are familiar with
    and relevant to their lives.
    o Eg: Relational effects of living with diabetes to other chronic
    disease such as heart disease.
    Creative

     Innovative ideas
     Comes from good research, time & productive thinking

    Memorable

     Emphasize on specific goals, main ideas & key facts.

    Diverse learning styles

     Develop your speeches in ways that address diverse learning.


    o Eg: people who prefer to learn through feeling; provide
    concrete & vivid images, examples & stories.
    o People who prefer learning with visual aids; provide them with
    appropriate facial expression & gestures.

    METHOD OF INFORMING

    Description

     Create an accurate, vivid, verbal picture of an object, geographical


    features, setting event, person or image.

    Definition

     Method of explaining meaning of something.


     4 ways:
    i. Define a word or idea
    ii. Explain its derivation or history
    iii. Explain its use or function
    iv. Use synonym
    Comparison & Contrast

     Explain and inform how something is similar or different from others


    Eg: vegetarian vs non vegetarian

    Narration
     Method of informing that recounts an autobiographical or
    biographical event
     Story telling – 4 parts
    i. Describe when & where the event took place.
    ii. Explain the sequence of events that lead to complication/
    conflict.
    iii. How complication / conflict affect the key people in the
    narrative.
    iv. How the complication / conflict are solved.

    Demonstration

     Inform by showing how something is done.


     Displays stages of a process.
     Requires expertise, a hierarchy of steps & vivid language and
    presentational aids.
     You experience with what you are demonstrating.
    COMMON INFORMATIVE FRAMEWORK

    Process speeches  Demonstrates how something are done.


     The steps: main point
     Concrete explanation: sub-point

    Expository speech  Provide carefully researched, in-depth knowledge about a


    complex topic.
     Requires speakers to use extensive research base

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