Speeches about concepts focus
on beliefs, ideas, and
theories. While speeches about
objects, processes, and events are
fairly concrete, speeches about
concepts are more abstract. Take
care to be clear and
understandable when creating and
presenting a speech about a
concept. When selecting a concept, remember
you are crafting an
informative speech. Often,
speeches about concepts take on
a persuasive tone. Focus your
efforts toward providing unbiased
information and refrain from
making arguments. Because
concepts can be vague and
involved, limit your
speech to aspects
that can be readily explained and
understood within the time limits.
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