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Unit A: Leadership Development SMALL ANIMAL Unit A: Leadership Development

Objective 1.02: Use Public Speaking Technique to deliver a speech.

Parts of a Good Speech Conclusion Introduction Body

A-Types of Speeches Gives knowledge or information to audiences Informative: Gives knowledge or information to audiences Persuasive: Convinces people to believe or do something Integrative Introductions, welcome speeches, Pep Talks

Prepared vs Extemporaneous Speech is written and learned Extemporaneous Speech given with little or no preparation

B- Variables to consider... Purpose why are you giving the speech Analyze the audience What group is hearing the speech? Occasion What is the event/ occasion?

Content What is IN the speech? Composition How is the speech written/ organized?

6- Oral Delivery Voice pitch quality articulation pronunciation force

Delivery appearance poise attitude - always positive Stage presence appearance poise attitude - always positive confidence, but not over confident personality posture

Delivery Power of expression fluency sincerity emphasis directness conveyance of thought and meaning

Delivery Response to questions accurately ability to think quickly If you can not answer a question: “That is an interesting question, however, I am not sure of the answer at this time.”

Delivery General effect interesting understandable convincing pleasing holds attention

Assignment #3 Speech Topics You will select a topic relating to Small Animal Science. Upon selection you will need to compose a short speech, following the guidelines we just learned. A rubric will be provided to assist your planning and for grading!