Briefly explain the purpose of speech to inform. Give examples of at least 3 specific situations
(other than student speeches in a speech class) in which informative speaking is commonly
used.
What will be an ideal response?
A speech to inform is one that explains, instructs, or teaches. It gives the audience
knowledge or understanding. Speeches to inform are commonly used by teachers in the
classroom when they lecture, on the job when a supervisor trains a new employee, or in
sports when a coach shows players how to do a particular skill or improve their
technique.
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a. increase your knowledge of self and others b. avoid intercultural conflict c. increase motivation d. avoid stereotypes