Assignment: Persuasive Speech Outline (Greats Part II) in the topic…

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Assignment: Persuasive Speech Outline (Greats Part II) in the topic…

Assignment: Persuasive Speech Outline (Greats Part II) in the topic Sex Education Should Be Mandatory in Schools.

using this format in about 500-700 words. you can also see some this links as well for hint for Persuasive Speech.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWqdRGx75Xc 

https://learninglink.oup.com/access/content/adler-uhc14e-student-resources/adler-uhc14e-chapter-15-flashcards?previousFilter=tag_chapter-15

MONROE’S MOTIVATED SEQUENCE PERSUASIVE SPEECH OUTLINE TEMPLATE

Note: Delete information highlighted in yellow prior to submitting your complete outline.

General Purpose (NOT stated in speech): TO PERSUADE

Specific Purpose (NOT stated in speech): To persuade the audience that ______________ (be sure this is stated as a proposition statement).

Introduction

Attention getter:

 
Credibility statement (why should we listen to you about this topic?):

 
Thesis statement (thesis statement—one declarative sentence that states what you will be persuading—use language that clearly shows you are persuading—for this organizational pattern you are actuating): 

 
Preview (state the two main points you will be discussing):

 

Body (three main points and sub-points; please add bulleted sub-points as you go along—you might have more than two sub-points—these are just placeholders. The body should have most of your content)

Main point 1 (one full sentence – this is where you will describe the need for change – why this is an important problem to address, the extent of the problem, who or what it impacts, etc.):

 

Sub-point 1:

 
Sub-point 2:

Transition:

 

NOTE: You can have additional sub-points, sub-sub-points, etc. In fact, there should be more but these are just placeholders.

NOTE: You must cite at least one to two sources in Main Point 1. Include the in-text citation. For example, paraphrase the source content or use a short quote and insert the in-text citation using APA or MLA style.

Main point 2 (one full sentence – this is where you will describe how the need for change will be satisfied. You need to persuade the audience that this is a practical and viable solution, how it will help solve the problem, etc.):

 

Sub-point 1:

 
Sub-point 2:

Transition:

NOTE: You can have additional sub-points, sub-sub-points, etc. In fact, there should be more but these are just placeholders.

NOTE: You must cite at least one to two sources in Main Point 2. Include the in-text citation. For example, paraphrase the source content or use a short quote and insert the in-text citation using APA or MLA style.

Main point 3 (one full sentence – this is where you will describe how the solution will or has had a positive impact in solving the problem, provide a success story, discuss positive consequences of expanding the solution, etc.):

 

Sub-point 1:

 
Sub-point 2:

Transition:

Conclusion

Final Summary (restate your main points):

 
Final/Memorable Close:

 

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