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Types of Speeches
  • Communications 1020
  • Instructor Dave Gagon

2
Types of Speeches
  • Informative
  • Persuasive
  • Special occasion

3
Informative Speech
  • Provides
  • New information
  • New insights
  • New ways of thinking about a topic
  • Its Goal
  • Increase understanding or awareness
  • Can be about objects, people, events, processes,
    concepts, issues

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SAMPLE INFORMATIVE SPEECH TOPICS
  • Hydrogen-powered Cars
  • Staying Healthy on a Vegetarian Diet
  • WikiWikiWikiWebs Taking Interactive to a New
    Level
  • SuperSlow Exercise
  • Top Ten Conspiracy Theories
  • Advances in Breast Cancer Treatments

5
Persuasive Speech
  • Intended to influence
  • Attitudes
  • Beliefs
  • Values
  • Acts of others
  • Speech represents two viewpoints
  • Try to sway audience to your side through ethical
    means

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SAMPLE PERSUASIVE SPEECH TOPICS
  • Become an Organ Donor
  • Adopt a Foster Child
  • Take Calcium Supplements for Health
  • The NBA Draft Needs Fixing
  • Procrastination Hurts
  • Spay or Neuter Your Pets
  • Treat the Disabled with Dignity, Respect and
    Fairness

7
Special Occasion Speech
  • Prepared for a specific occasion and for a
    purpose dictated by that occasion.
  • Can be either informative or persuasive often a
    mix of both
  • Main function is to entertain, celebrate,
    commemorate, inspire, or set a social agenda

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  • CHECKLIST Identifying Speech Types
  • Is your goal in speaking primarily to increase
    the audiences knowledge of a topic or to share
    your point of view? (Your speech is informative
    in nature.)
  • Is it primarily to effect some degree of change
    in the way your listeners view things? (Your
    speech is persuasive in nature.)
  • Is it primarily to entertain, celebrate,
    commemorate, inspire or set a social agenda?
    (Your speech is a special occasion speech.)
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