Will anyone help me complete a persuasive speech with a powerpoint included?

Prepare and deliver a 5

to 7-minute persuasive speech.  A persuasive speech is designed to reinforce or change the beliefs or actions of your audience members. Persuasive speaking is more challenging than informative speaking which is designed to convey knowledge and understanding.

Select a topic that is appropriate for your audience but also a topic on which you feel very strongly.  Some of the most interesting topics for persuasive speeches focus on controversial issues. Review several types of print media and watch television news programs, local and national, to see what controversial issues are being discussed. Remember that you are taking a stand on a position in this speech. Some audience members may agree and others may disagree with your position. Your goal is to reinforce the audience members who agree with you and to change the mind of those who do not. This will be challenging but very exciting! Think about the power of your “words”! (I love listening to my students’ persuasive speeches because they are so creative and strategic in trying to persuade the audience.)

In developing your specific purpose, take a stand or position on a current issue. Review different news media to keep abreast of controversial and current issues, local, national, and international. Take a position on a particular issue. Make sure that you are really committed to the position. The stronger you feel about your position, the harder you will work to convince your audience.

Do not use the following or related topics These topics below are extremely important and they have been explored extensively:

Abortion

Animal Testing

Bullying

Gun Rights

Health Issues

Food

Continuing Your Education

Religion

Political Parties

Advocating for a Political Candidate

Texting and Driving

Drinking and Driving

Legalization of Marijuana

Paying Student-Athletes

Recycling

Feel free to use Opposing Viewpoints or Issues and Controversies San Jac databases in the virtual library to help you to find topics.

Your central idea should consist of two to five main points. Thinks in terms of reasons for developing the main points. What are some reasons that you can give your audience members that will persuade them to do what you want? Once you develop your central idea, you should list three reasons to support your position. These reasons will serve as your arguments for the body of your speech.

Research is required for this speech. Your ideas and opinions are great but do research to find experts or peers to support your ideas.

You must have at least 5 sources and they should be orally cited in the speech. This is a must. The more support, the better the speech. Do not plagiarize. It is appropriate and you are encouraged to use ideas from different sources, but always give the source credit.

 Use various sources:

· books

· periodicals

· daily publications

· electronic media

· the web

(In addition to the above sources, you may use the encyclopedia and dictionary for general information and definitions.)

Use a full-sentence outline. Use the outline format to assist in the development and organization of your speech. Use the outline template that you used for the first speech. Your central idea should include two to five main points and no more than four. Most audiences are very comfortable with three main points.

Typed outlines are required for all speech deliveries in the virtual class. You must also include a YouTube link at the top of the outline. If an outline is submitted without a video, or a video is submitted without an outline. The grade earned will be a zero. You may use 3-3×5 Notecards front side only when delivering your speech.

Speeches delivered that are read from a computer screen, full paper (manuscript or notes on a full sheet of paper), a cell phone, or an I-pad will earn a grade of zero. You may use 3 -3x 5 or 4 x6 notecards, front side only. 

The extemporaneous mode of delivery is required for all speeches.  In order for an extemporaneous delivery to be effective, most public speaker rehearses their speeches many, many times. I am suggesting that you rehearse your speech numerous times until you are comfortable with the information.

Include the following in your speech:

· Use technology. You must have a power point presentation with a minimum of 5 slides.

· If you utilize You-Tube in your speech to show a video your clip cannot exceed 30 seconds

Complete the outline based on the template/sample outline. 

**Include the youtube link at the top of your outline.** You must stand up when presenting your speech and you can dress professionally for extra credit. Please do not wear shorts, hats, caps, or sunglasses in your presentation. 

Name:

Date:

Title

Specific Purpose Statement:

Thesis:

Organizational Pattern:

Introduction

I. Attention Getter

II. Credibility Statement

III. Reveal the Topic or State the Thesis or provide Significance Statement

IV. Preview Statement

(Transition Statement)

Body

I. Main Point

A. Supporting Material (Sub-point)

1. Sub-subpoint (Details)

2. Sub-subpoint

B. Supporting Material (Sub-point)

1. Sub-subpoint (Details)

2. Sub-subpoint

(Transition Statement)

II. Main Point

A. Supporting Material (Sub-point)

1. Sub-subpoint (Details)
2. Sub-subpoint

B. Supporting Material (Sub-point)

1. Sub-subpoint (Details)
2. Sub-subpoint
(Transition Statement)

III. Main Point

A. Supporting Material (Sub-point)
1. Sub-subpoint (Details)
2. Sub-subpoint
B. Supporting Material (Sub-point)
1. Sub-subpoint (Details)
2. Sub-subpoint
(Transition Statement)

Conclusion

I. Signpost, One Sentence Summary.

II. Final Clincher/Impact Statement

Works Cited