How to Write a Process Speech?

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   Frequently called a demonstration speech, a process speech will take one of two forms. One form involves the speaker showing how to make or do something. In this case, the audience will know how to perform the process themselves at the conclusion of the speech, as in a speech demonstrating how to write a college essay. The other kind of process speech consists of showing how something works, such as explaining how a robot operates. As a result of the presentation, the audience understands how the robot works, but does not necessarily know how to use it. Select a topic. Brainstorm by listing random items that you like or know about, or about which you can easily find information. Learn whether there is enough material available to fill the allotted time. Consider the audience by analyzing their probable demographic and give thought to whether they might be interested your chosen topic. In this, the first type of process speech, you will show how to make or do something. On the other hand, if the audience consists of a group of graduate college students studying meteorology, consider a topic such as how weather patterns change. This, the second type of process speech, involves the audience learning how something works without applying it. Regardless of which type of process speech you give, narrow your topic to one choice based on the audience's interests and backgrounds. Conclude by reviewing what you have covered. End with a statement that will motivate the audience to go out and try whatever it is that was demonstrated. Encourage the audience to try the process taught in the presentation.

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