1. Interpersonal & Intrapersonal Communications
Speech Basics
Interpersonal & Intrapersonal Communications

2. Interpersonal & Intrapersonal Communications Share…
Reasons For Public Speaking
Methods of Delivery
Communication Model
Active Listening
Audience Behavior & Analysis

3. What’s The Difference? Intrapersonal: Interpersonal:
Is a communicator's internal use of language or thought.
Learning about the self to become a better speaker
Interpersonal:
Is an exchange of information between two or more people.
Group Dynamics used to improve speaking

4. Reasons For Public Speaking
To Gain Approval
To Persuade
To Seek Feedback
To Convey Information
To Solve a Problem
To Inspire
For Entertainment

5. Small Group Activity
Each group describes an example for the six reasons for public speaking.
In the example please describe the person(s) involved and the setting.

6. Methods of Delivery Impromptu
An informal speech made on the spur of the moment with little or no notice or advanced planning.
Manuscript
Is completely written out and presented to the audience. This is very well rehearsed.

7. Methods of Delivery Memory
A completely memorized speech comes from a manuscript. It is studied and memorized and presented to the audience with no notes.
Extemporaneous
A carefully researched and well prepared speech delivered with a minimum amount of notes.

8. The Communication Model
Sender
Receiver
Message
Feedback
Channels
Noise
External
Internal

9. Class Activity Communication Model In Action
What was it like to be the communicator?
What happened to the message?
How does this mirror real life?
Eight Volunteers
The rest of the class is to observe

10. Non Verbal Communication
Culture Bound
Body Language
Gestures
Proxemics
Eye Contact / Facial Expressions

11. Active Listening What does active listening look like?
What does active listening sound like?
Active Listening Activity
Working in partners you will need one pencil, a piece of paper and something to write on.

12. Audience Behavior Small Group Activity Group One: Group Two:
List Good / Positive Behaviors
Group Two:
List Bad / Negative Behaviors
In this classroom:
Active Listening
Total attention given to speaker
Positive body language
Do not…
Do homework / write notes
Be disruptive

13. Audience Analysis Why is it important? Aspects of Analysis
Understanding the audience can influence what you are talking about or how you talk about it.
Demographics
Gender
Age
Ethnicity
Religion
Socioeconomic Status
Position/Side/Political Affiliations
Background Knowledge/ Prior Information