Thursday, February 20, 2014

Public Speaking 2

GLOW Club Lesson Plan

Title: Public Speaking 2
Time: 1 hour
Materials: blackboard, chalk
Competency:
Learning Objective(s):
  • Students will learn how to construct a speech.
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Time & Materials
                     Instructional Sequence:
Time:
5 minutes



Materials: blackboard, chalk
I. Motivation
[Present the topic in a way that prepares participants and sparks interest.]
·         Review topics learned in Public Speaking 1 lesson.  Especially, the 3 Cs- Lesson 1 focused on Connection. Today’s lesson will focus on Construction and Content

Time:
15-20 minutes



Materials: blackboard, chalk
II. Information
[Present the information that is required to be able to accomplish the objectives.]
Speeches can be divided into 3 sections:
·          Introduction- Must grab the audience’s attention. Should make a statement about your topic. The last sentence should state the purpose of your speech and lead to the body.
·          Body- Can be organized several different ways: 1) Chronological- provides the order of events in time. 2) Topical- presents information one subject at a time. 3) Cause and effect pattern
·          Conclusion- Restate the main points. End with something the audience will remember
Possible ideas to make a speech relevant and interesting- clever quotes, smooth transitions, amusing stories with purpose, a good ending.
Time:             15-20 minutes



Materials:
III. Practice
[Provide opportunity for participants to practice what they’ve learned in a safe and reinforcing environment.]
·         Have students write a speech on a certain topic such as a person they admire (or anything you can think of).
·         Circulate the room giving assistance as needed.

Time:
15-20 minutes



Materials:
IV. Application
[Allow each participant to demonstrate his/her ability to perform each objective.]
·         Students who are willing, may give their speeches in front of the class.
·         Evaluate their ability to connect with the audience, as well as, the construction and content of the speech.





 By PCV Alicia Smith

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