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Oral assessment

Informative presentations

Persuasive speaking presentations

Topic or issue for your oral

Audience for your oral

Environment for your oral

Narrowing down your topic

Researching the topic

Setting up the orals structure

Persuasive oral structure

Statement and supporting evidence

Pros and cons

Problem and solution

The Monroe motivated sequence

Attention

Need

Satisfaction

Visualisation

Action

Informative oral structure

Chronological

Topical breakdown

Examples

Choosing a delivery mode

Rehearsing

Number your palm cards

Visual aids

Presentation props

Anticipate questions

Practice runs

Voice

Volume

Clarity

Speed

Pauses

Inflection

Umms Ahhs Errs Hmmms Y know Y get me

Variety

Swearing

Nonverbal communication

Eye contact

Facial expressions

Posture

Hair

Clothes

Hands and arms

Position

Movement

Persuasive speaking presentations

When you’re trying to convince an audience of something there are several different ways you can go about it. You can analyse a topic and attempt to convince the audience to share your view of the topic. In a more informal setting you can debate the topic with the class or a teacher. The presentation can also be in the format of a hostile or neutral interview, where you are interviewed by someone who has a hostile or neutral view on the topic, and your job is to bring them around to your point of view.

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