What is original oratory in speech?
Original Oratory is a speech written by the student with the intent to inform or persuade the audience on a topic of significance. Oratory gives students the unique opportunity to showcase their voice and passion for their topic.
What is the structure of original oratory?
The basic speech structure consists of three components – the introduction, the body and the conclusion. In the introduction, the topic is introduced to the audience and you put before the audience the main points of your speech.
What do you write in original oratory?
Original Oratory –This is a memorized, persuasive speech, which attempts to convince, inspire, stimulate thinking, or move the listener to action. The subject should be of political, economic, social, or philosophic significance and should be limited to a specific topic.
What is a non original oratory?
A presentation in this category is to be a persuasive or inspirational speech written by some person other than the participant and is to be given from memory or read from a manuscript. The speaker may read from or refer to the manuscript during the speech without penalty.
Where can I find an original oratory topic?
One approach to finding a topic is to do an interest inventory. Divide a sheet of paper into 10 columns: people, places, things, events, processes, concepts, natural phenomena, supernatural phenomena, problems, plans and policies. As you do this, ask yourself several questions that may lead to good suggestions.
How does Original Oratory work?
In Original Oratory, students deliver a self-written, ten-minute speech on a topic of their choosing. Competitors craft an argument using evidence, logic, and emotional appeals. Topics range widely, and can be informative or persuasive in nature. The speech is delivered from memory.
