Writing a Speech
and Public Speaking
Success Criteria
Ø Choose an interesting topic that you
know something about
Ø Use a hook and write a clear
conclusion
Ø Speech must be between three and
five minutes long
Ideas for Choosing a Topic
Something
you feel strongly about (too many condos in Toronto; Canada’s Junior Hockey
Team)
Something
you enjoy (skiing; a specific video game; a favourite author)
Something
you know a little but would like to find out more about (your family’s
background; volcanoes)
Public Speaking Tips by Room 13 Students
Writing
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Speaking
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Choose an interesting topic
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Use appropriate words
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Start with a hook
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Make sure it flows
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End with a proper conclusion
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Use correct grammar and spelling
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Use well structured sentences
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Include juicy words
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Avoid repetition
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Avoid repetition
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Make it not too complicated for your audience
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Use fact and opinion
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Write neatly
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Make sure it makes sense
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·
Speak loudly and clearly (especially during the introduction and
conclusion)
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Don’t “um” or stammer
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Stand still and don’t fiddle
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Make eye contact with at least a few people in the audience
·
Speak confidently and with enthusiasm
·
Hold the audience’s attention
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Memorize as much as possible
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Annunciate
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Don’t ramble, keep to the topic
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Written
speech due by: Monday, Jan 26th
Classroom
presentations: Tues, Jan 27th, Wed, Jan 28th, Thurs, Jan 29th
My
presentation date: _______________________________
School-wide
presentations: Tues, Feb 10th
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