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Page 1: [Persuasive Oral Speech]. Begin by relating the topic to your audience

[Persuasive Oral Speech]

Page 2: [Persuasive Oral Speech]. Begin by relating the topic to your audience

Begin by relating the topic to your audience

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Make a clear, strong contention within the first few sentences

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Develop your points into a coherent argument

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Use questions to engage your audience directly

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Repeat key phrases

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Formulate a rebuttal of opposing views

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End strongly, reiterating your contention

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• Don’t forget TEEL

• Topic Sentence• Explanaton• Evidence• Link to next paragraph

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Delivering your speech

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Do not read your speech, you need to keep eye contact with the audience. You need to memorise it

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Wait until you have their attention before you start to speak (ie: What Mr Flannery does)

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Maintain a natural pace, avoid rushing through the speech

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Pause when you make an important point

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Make sure the listeners at the back can hear you

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Speak clearly without mumbling

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Keep a relaxed stance and use gestures where appropriate

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Time your speech to ensure the length is right

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Practise: watch and listen to yourself using a full length mirror

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Remember to use visual clues

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Practise: Read through the finished speech often to ensure a smooth delivery


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