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Oral Comm Module 8

This document provides an overview of physical aspects of speech delivery, including stage presence, facial expressions, gestures, movements, and establishing rapport with an audience. It discusses principles like maintaining good posture and making eye contact. It explains how gestures with the hands, arms, head, and movements across a stage can be used effectively. The goal is to engage an audience through nonverbal communication skills.

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Oral Comm Module 8

This document provides an overview of physical aspects of speech delivery, including stage presence, facial expressions, gestures, movements, and establishing rapport with an audience. It discusses principles like maintaining good posture and making eye contact. It explains how gestures with the hands, arms, head, and movements across a stage can be used effectively. The goal is to engage an audience through nonverbal communication skills.

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ORAL COMMUNICATION IN CONTEXT

LEARNING MODULE 8:
PHYSICAL ASPECTS OF SPEECH DELIVERY

Quarter: 4 Week: 8
Name:_______________________________________________________________________
Grade & Section:___________________________________Score:__________________
Teacher:____________________________________________Date:___________________

Learning Competency(ies)
• Uses principles of speech delivery focusing on :
a) Gestures and Movements c) Facial Expression
b) Stage Presence d) Rapport with Audience

Objective(s)
At the end of the lesson, the students will be able to:
1.Identify the physical aspects of Speech Delivery
2.Explain the physical aspects of Speech Delivery
3.Apply principles of effective speech delivery focusing on
a. Articulation d) Stage presence
b. Modulation e) Facial expressions
c. Gestures and Movements f) Rapport with audience

Let’s Understand
PHYSICAL ASPECTS OF SPEECH DELIVERY

A good delivery also requires a good command of stage through


appropriate clothing, gestures, body movement , and other nonverbal
cues. Also, a good delivery calls for rapport with the audience.

1. Stage Presence means connecting with your audience in a way that makes
them want to watch you and listen to you. A good stage presence draws the
audience to the speech and establishes connection with the speaker. Consider
the following:
a) Posture refers to the bearing of the body. Good posture suggests an
alert, knowledgeable, interested person. This includes standing up
straight with feet apart and shoulders squared facing the audience.
The speaker should make sure that he/ she does not slouch or lean
for this may convey anxiety and the audience may get distracted.
b) Poise is the bearing of someone who is sure of self. Good poise is
being calm, assured, and acting with self - confidence.

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c) Eye contact the eyes are used to have mental contact with the
audience for they established effective thought communication .
Thus, the speaker must have eye contact with the audience all
throughout the delivery. Avoid staring at a floor or wall. Avoid
looking at the window.

2. Facial Expression the face should mirror the emotions expressed by the voice.
Appropriate facial expressions can help you connect with your audience. For
instance, you can show your friendly intention through your smile at the
beginning of your speech. While speaking, you can show the importance of
words by widening your eyes, raising your eyebrows, batting eyelashes, and
adding accounts of excitement, pleasantness or puzzlement with the respective
expressions. Facial expressions can bring a speech to life.

3. Gestures use gestures to accompany your words. Similar to facial expressions,


you can use gestures to establish contact with your audience and provide
support for your message.
a) Shoulder gestures – shrugging them may connote doubt, drawing
the together may express struggle and rotating them may signal
impatience.
b) Hand and arms gestures- the movement of the arm and hand
signals grace and purpose. If not used to express something, they
must rest at the side. They must not be put in the pocket while
speaking.
Conventional gestures of the hands are:
▪ Clenched fist ( to show determination, anger);
▪ Pointed finger ( to accuse, to caution , to teach);
▪ Palm upward ( to plea, begging); and
▪ Palm downward ( to show disdain, to show short stature).
c) Head gestures
▪ Nodding of the head (to show affirmation)
▪ Shaking of the head (to show negation)
4. Movements -refer to the steps taken to the left, right, or to any other part of
the stage. The mental communication becomes intense when the audience see
the speaker move from one corner to another sparingly. These steps may show
many ideas like:
▪ a change of time;
▪ a transition of thought
▪ a dramatic pause; and
▪ a change of situation.
5. Audience Rapport this refers to a speaker’s connection with the audience.
This connection is characterized by harmony, conformity and accord. Here are
some ways to establish rapport with the audience.
▪ Take time to greet them and make them feel you are glad to be
speaking in front of them and grateful for their time and attention.
▪ Compliment them on their attention, cooperation, and so on.
▪ Involve them, interact with them. Maintain eye contact with them.
▪ Use appropriate, tasteful humor.
▪ Talk to them like a friend, but always be polite to them

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Let’s Apply
MAKE A COMMERCIAL
Choose an item in your home and create a one-minute commercial about it.
Record yourself saying what makes it special, how it can enhance lives, and
why everyone needs that item in their homes.

Let’s Analyze
A. Directions: Use the graphic organizer below to identify aims for your voice
and body language during your presentation.

Eye contact

Voice

Hand gestures

Audience Rapport

Posture

B. Directions: Answer the question completely.

1. Explain why rehearsing a speech is important.


_____________________________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________________________

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Let’s Try

Multiple Choice

Directions: Choose the letter of the correct answer.

_____1. The following suggest a clench fist gesture except one.


A. being cautious C. being challenged
B. being determined D. being angered
_____2. It is a gesture used to applaud.
A. waving of hands C. clapping of hands
B. raising of hands D. nodding of head
_____3. Usually, when someone is nail biting, it means she is
A. hungry. C. bored.
B. honest. D. feeling cold.
_____4. When a learner tilted his head to one side, this means he is
A. sorry. C. showing interest.
B. sad . D. daydreaming.
_____5. This gesture is used to accuse to caution and to teach.
A. clenched fist B. arms upward
B. arms downward C. pointed finger
_____ 6. It refers to the actions made by the speaker who walks from one side to
another of the platform.
A. location C. movements
B. motion D. gestures
_____ 7. To maintain poise one should possesses the following characteristics except
one.
A. calmness C. assured
B. self - confidence D. decorum
_____8. Which of the following are verbal cues?
A. stress, intonation, poise, movements, juncture
B. juncture, rate, volume, stress, posture, eye contact
C. rate, force, juncture, intonation, stress, articulation
D. head gesture, poise, movements, eye contact, posture
_____9. The following phrases to challenge, to beg, to disdain‚ and to teach are called
A. body gestures. C. palm gestures.
B. finger gestures. D. hand gestures.

_____ 10. All are true of nonverbal communication except one.


A. It is a communication using images‚ signs‚ and symbols.
B. It is a communication without words.
C. It is a communication using body language.
D. It is a communication using body parts in conveying message.

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Let’s Create
Goal: Your task is to prepare a two – minute speech for your segment.
Role : You are a newscaster of a popular news on primetime TV.
Audience : The Filipino people.
Situation: One segment in the show has you discussing a current issue
of your choice for two minutes. During your segment. you are being
recorded and aired nationally.
Product: Create a two – minute speech on a current issue of your
choice and discuss it on primetime TV.
Standards and Criteria for Success: Your performance will be graded
based on the following:
Level of Performance
Criteria and Descriptors 5 4 3 2 1
Content
The topic is interesting.
The topic is relevant.
Organization
Introduction
Body
Conclusion
Platform Deportment and Delivery
The speaker exhibits self-confidence.

Articulation
The speaker is easy to understand and to
hear.

Modulation
The speaker uses a variety of pitch, tone
and pace to keep speech engaging.

Gestures and Movements


The speaker uses appropriate gestures.
The speaker uses transitions effectively.
Facial Expression
The speaker uses facial expressions and
eye contact throughout the speech.
Rapport with the Audience
The speaker connects with his/ her
audience.

Credible Appearance
The speaker is wearing appropriate attire
for the audience and purpose.

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