THIS IS A 3 PART ASSIGNMENT 1. OUTLINE 2. SPEECH 3. SELF REVIEW OF SPEECH.
Persuasive Speech
This will be a 5–7 minute persuasive speech in which you will present a problem in society and convince us that your solution can solve the problem. You will need to use persuasive language and strong sources to accomplish this.
Caution: Your speech will be more effective if you choose an issue that you actually care about. You will automatically come across as more passionate and concerned. Choosing a local topic also helps. Try to stay away from overused topics such as abortion, the death penalty, etc. Some topic suggestions might include recycling, arts in the schools, spaying/neutering pets, organic foods, etc.
An outline is required for this speech. Please use the attached outline template. Do not write your speech out word for word. The outline is due when you submit the speech.
You must use 5 valid research sources for this speech. You will provide these sources in an annotated bibliography that is due in Module 8. The explanation and rubric for this assignment can be found in Module 8.
This speech requires you to provide a self-review of your presentation. See assignment, Self-Review 2: Persuasive Speech in this module.
OUTLINE TEMPLATE
Persuasive Speech Outline Template
I.INTRODUCTION
A. Attention Getter
B. Your Credibility: (What is your interest/experience with this topic? Why should we listen to you?
C. Audience Relevance: (Why should your audience care about this topic?)
D. Preview Main Points:Transition: (Connect your introduction to your 1st main point.)
II.SPEECH BODY
A. The Problem:
1. Supporting Material
2. Supporting Material
3. Supporting Material(You may have more or less support based on your information.)
Transition: (Connect your 1st main point to your 2nd main point.)
B. The Solution
:1. Supporting Material
2. Supporting Material
3. Supporting Material(You may have more or less support based on your information.)
Transition: (Connect your 2nd main point to your conclusion.)
III.CONCLUSION
A. Summarize Your Main Points:
B. Memorable Final Statement:Remember that you must cite your sources (in-text) in your outline, where you used a source. This speech requires you to use at least 3 sources that will be cited orally during the delivery of your speech. You should use APA format to cite your sources in-text. For example, you can cite a source at the end of the information given − (Otto, 2016). Or you can cite it at the beginning, for example: According to Professor Otto (2016) you may also need to include page number(s) if using a direct quotation. Please be mindful of your formatting and consult the APA links given to you through the FSCJ Library about APA formatting.
