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Speech (Informative (Techniques (Generate audience involvement…

- - - - Some terms are definite, and have a concrete meanings such as a book or chair
    - - Other terms are more abstract and their meaning may depend more upon the person's point of view
      - Terms such as love or bravery, may mean different things to different people at different times
  - - - Working outline
        
        It will follow the basic structure but only in rough form.
      - Formal outline
        
        Uses a consistent format and set of symbols to identify the structure of ideas
  - - - Time patterns
        
        One of the most common patterns of organization. The period of time could be anything: centuries to seconds
      - Space patterns
        
        Organized according to the area. The area could be stated in terms of continents, centimeters, etc.
      - Topic patterns
        
        Based on types or categories. For instance: well known or original
      - Problem-solution patterns
        
        Describes what is wrong and proposes a way to make things better.
      - Cost-effect patterns
        
        You discuss something that happened, and then you discuss its effects.
  - - - To clarify
      - To prove
      - To make interesting
      - To make memorable
    - - Definitions
      - Examples
      - Statistics
      - Analogies/comparison-contrast
      - Anecdotes
      - Quotations
  - - - Convey information to the other person
  - - - Objects
        
        Capable of being seen or touched
        
        Grand canyon, smartphone
      - Events
        
        Anything that happened, was happening or might happen
        
        The prospects of your favorite basketball team
      - Processes
        
        Series of actions that lead to a specific result
        
        Process of aging, process of breaking into social networking business
      - Concepts
        
        Intangible ideas, such as beliefs, theories, ideas, etc.
        
        Modernism, vegetarianism
    - - By purpose
        
        Descriptions
        
        Uses details to create a "Word picture" of the essential factors to make that thing what it is
        
        Explanations
        
        Clarifies ideas and concepts that are already known but not understood
        
        Instructions
        
        Teach something in a logical, step by step manner
  - - - Limit the amount of information presented
      - Use familiar information to introduce unfamiliar information
      - Start with simple information before moving to more complex ideas
    - - Provide interesting, relevant facts and examples, citing your sources.
      - Use visual aids that help make your points clear, interesting and memorable.
    - - Personalize the speech
      - Use audience participation
      - Use volunteers
      - Have a question-and-answer period at the end