Speech Must be a Persuasive Speech (constructed with Toulmin's Model or Monroe's Model in mind)
Must be in Problem-Solution Format (Must establish a real problem in the world and attempt to craft a solution for that problem that your audience can ACTUALLY ACCOMPLISH).
Clear introduction and conclusion, with all parts Development of main points Inclusion of logos, ethos, and pathos Avoiding the use of logical fallacies At least 4 orally cited, credible/relevant sources (These sources should also be cited in your written outline, both internally and in the Works Cited section.)
Appropriateness for the audience Extemporaneous Delivery Don't forget monroe's model or toulmin's model. Pathos, ethos, and logos must be included as well. ' Three google scholarly sources for work cited.
Title:
General Purpose: To Persuade
Specific Purpose: TO PERSUADE my audience that X is a problem and Y is an acceptable solution to that problem that they should actually do.
Introduction:
Attention Getter: Give a memorable attention getter that captures the audience's attention. [Attention level of Monroe's Motivated Sequence].
Thesis: Give a thesis statement that summarizes both your specific problem and your specific solution. [Establishing a Claim, from Touhnin's Model].
Statement of Credibility: Here, state why you have authority to talk about this topic, and establish your ethos with your audience.
Preview: Discuss the ideas of your main body points. First, I will discuss why X is a problem that we should pay attention to. Then, I will give you Y, my specific solution to the problem that anyone in this audience can do. After that, I'll go over some counter-arguments. And finally, I'll give you examples of future applications of this solution.
Main Body:
I. Define your Problem and your terms. [Need Level of Monroe's Motivated Sequence].
a. Define, in specific terms, as one notable professor says, "a problem you see in the world" (Sloan).
b. Explain WHY this thing you define is actually a problem.
Attachment:- Persuasive speech sample.pages