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Lesson Plan In Oral Communication

I. Objectives

A. Distinguish the basic types of speech according to the purpose of

speaker
B. Understand the difference between a general purpose and specific
purpose
C. Demonstrate how the different purposes are used

II. Subject Matter

Topic: Types of speech

Reference: Enhanced English Engagements Oral Communication
Materials: Cellphone, laptop, speaker, projector

III. Learning Activities

A. Daily Routine
A. Prayer
B. Arrange the chairs and pick all the pieces of papers
C. Checking of attendance

B. Activity
The teacher will conduct an activity entitled the hearing judgement.
They will be divided into three groups. Each group will be given a voice recorder
and they will determine what the purpose of the speaker.
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Informative voice recorder ( Anxiety )
Persuasive voice recorder ( Anti Bullying )
Entertainment voice recorder ( Valedictorian )

C. Analysis
The teacher will play 2 different video clips regarding of general
purpose and specific purpose. They will know the difference between the two
after they watch the videos.

General purpose (SONA)

Specific purpose ( death penalty )

D. Abstraction

What is the Purpose of the Speech?

 Every speech that you deliver must have a general
purpose and specific purpose. The general purpose of a formal speech may be
categorized into these three basic types:

1. To inform. An informative speech is given when you want your

audience to learn something or gain a better understanding of the things they
already know.
2. To persuade. A persuasive speech is given when you want to
convince the audience to the particular course of action.
3. To entertain. An entertaining speech provides amusement and
enjoyment to the audience.

A general purpose opens to a wide variety of topics. Choosing a

specific topic leads to your specific purpose.

A. Informative Speech
- Giving information is the most universal type of speech.

Two Ways of Providing Information

- An informative speech may be given into two ways. One is
to make a purely factual presentation and the other, to deliver expository
presentation.

Unique Features of an Informative Speech

- An informative speech is organized and delivered quite
differently.

B. Persuasive Speech
- The purpose of a persuasive speech is to influence the listeners
in such way that they will change their mind for the better.

Advocacy
- Has social and moral implications.
Convince
- You can convince the audience to adopt your points of view.
Inspire
- This type of speech relies more on the value of the emotional
experience than the information given.
Call of action
- Must be realistic.

C. Entertaining Speech
- The purpose of an entertaining speech is to provide a
stimulating distraction to a perplexed and tired mind.

E. Application
The class will be divided into four groups. Each group will
demonstrate the following:
How can you apply the types of speech in your life?

If you become a president what will be your speech?

If you get married what will be your speech?
 If you become influencer what will be your speech?
If you are a graduating student this year and a valedictorian what will be
your speech?

IV. Assessment
In ¼ sheet of paper answer the following questions

1. What did you learn to our topic?

2. How can you relate it to your daily lives?
3. Is this lesson makes your speech improve?