SPEECHES STUDENT HANDBOOK

Use this booklet with the most important information that students should know when writing a speech. During the process when students ask you questions like, "What does rhetoric mean?" or "How do I start my speech?", you can simply direct them to their handbook for the answer!

All you need to do is print, use double sided photocopying, fold and you have a ready-made-booklet! It looks great in color or black and white!

TOPICS COVERED IN HANDBOOK:

SPEECH WRITING STRUCTURE

→ Opening

→ Body

→ Closing

IMPORTANT TERMS

→ Thesis

→ Anaphora

→ Epistrophe

→ Hyperbole

→ Tone

→ Rhetoric

→ Diction

→ Allusion

→ Analogy

→ Anecdote

→ Ethos

→ Logos

→ Pathos

→ Climax

SHAKING YOUR NERVES

→ Quick tips to help students practice for their speech to ease their nerves.

TYPES OF SPEECHES

→ Informative

→ Persuasive

→ Entertaining

→ Demonstrative

→ Impromptu

TIPS FOR PUBLIC SPEAKING

→ Body Language

→ Eye-Contact

→ Page

→ Voice & Volume

→ Tone

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