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Persuasive Speech Outline
Eastern, CTAS 124
Excerpt: ... Persuasive Speech Outline Name: Heidi (JunJia Hou) ID: E00857723 Date: Nov.29th Group C Introduction Attention: Do you like using cell phones? Do you like driving? Topic: But how about using cell phones while driving? It's not awesome, and very likely to put you in a dangerous situation. Justification: In Michigan, what are the rules and regulations? Should it be illegal or not to use cell phones when you are driving? Preview: In the following, I want to show how dangerous this behavior is, support that the government of Michigan should make some specific rules to prohibit it, and more importantly, persuade you as drivers into stopping cell-phone use even if there are yet no limits by law. Body Main point 1: using cell phones while driving put your and passengers' lives at risk. Generally, there are two dangers associated with driving and cell-phone use. Firstly, drivers must take their eyes off the road Secondly, ability to concentrate is seriously influenced, due to conversations A study in Australia ...
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jackie's- Persuasive Speech
Northwest Missouri State University, THRE 101
Excerpt: ... Persuasive Speech Outline : Studying Abroad I. Introduction A. You're still on the plane, about ready to land. It was a long flight, but that doesn't take away from your excitement. You're about to embark on an unforgettable journey, in a different country. This is just an example of the kinds of feelings someone would be having if they were traveling to another country. I believe it's beneficial to seize any opportunity available to travel internationally, and the best way to do that for students, is to study abroad. 1. According to www.csmonitor.com from 2007, since 1997, there has been a 55% increase in the number of students that study abroad. B. There are so many benefits to doing so; you'll become familiar with a different culture, experience personal growth, and get a fair price for your travels. [First, I'm going to talk to you about how travelling lets you experience and interact with different cultures] II. Body A. Experience a different culture 1. It's important for people to connect with other c ...
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PS_reflection
RIT, JRW 9428
Excerpt: ... card being rippedoff, and I figured it was the perfect thing from me to inform classmates about, as well as getting it off of my shoulders. It was fresh in my mind, so I knew I would be comfortable talking about it, and the question and answer session would go smoothly as well. It is also an important issue, and people really do need to pay attention to what they are doing with credit card information, especially those in my age group. I started preparing by deciding how I wanted to structure my speech. I decided to go with the persuasive speech outline that was shown in class, instead of the traditional "main point" outline. After that, it was just filling in the blanks. My outline flowed smoothly. I would consider myself a good writer, after all. It is easy for me to put my thoughts down on paper in an orderly fashion. Finding sources was also easy. I knew which points I wanted to talk about, so just getting credible sources to back them up was no problem. I like to only put small notes down in my outlin ...
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Fat Tax Outline
Uni. Westminster, KSS 0130
Excerpt: ... Kelly Stevens Persuasive Speech Outline Westminster College Summer 2007 Topic: obesity war. American needs to consider establishing a "fat tax" to fight the Specific Purpose: Inform my audience of the dangers of childhood and adult obesity and how the taxing of high fat and caloric food could decrease obesity and help American's health. Thesis Statement: Obesity is a serious health problem with children and adults. Most diets plans fail even though the overweight person has every intention of loosing weight. The "fat tax" will hit America where it hurts the pocketbook. Introduction 1. Obesity is at epidemic levels in the United States. 2. Statistical information to back this up. 3. Other side of story - could this be another way of taxing the poor and uneducated? Transition: Let me start . . . . Body 1. Americans are surrounded by fast food establishments. 2. We can't eliminate this, but we could try to regulate. 3. Portion of tax could go to advertising healthy foods and could go to educate healthy eating ...
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SPCH100A42486894
MD University College, ASIA 2088
Excerpt: ... or Barack Obama Reverend Al Sharpton Page 3 Yongsan Garrison WEEK 5 (continued) *Assignment of speech delivery dates ALL PERSUASIVE SPEECH OUTLINE S ARE DUE TODAY (There will be a 10 point penalty for each day the outline is late.) WEEK 6 Tuesday, December 2, 2008 PERSUASIVE SPEECH PRESENTATIONS (6-8 MINUTES) Thursday, December 4, 2008 PERSUASIVE SPEECH PRESENTATIONS (6-8 MINUTES) WEEK 7 Tuesday, December 9, 2008 Lecture/Discussion Chapter 18 Chapter 18 Speaking in Small Groups In-class Group Preparation Time Thursday, December 11, 2008 In-class Group Preparation Time *Assignment of group presentation dates REVIEW FOR AIR FORCE II CHAPTERS 14, 15, 16, 17 AND 18 WEEK 8 Tuesday, December 16, 2008 GROUP SPEECH PRESENTATIONS (20-30 MINUTES) ALL GROUP SPEECH OUTLINES ARE DUE TODAY (There will be a daily 10-point penalty for each day the outline is late.) Thursday, December 18, 2008 GROUP SPEECH PRESENTATIONS (20-30 MINUTES) AIR FORCE II CHAPTERS 14, 15, 16, 17 AND 18 *As the author of this Lecture and Assignment ...
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COMM_265_Persuasive_speech
New Mexico, ENGLISH 101-102-21
Excerpt: ... Mario Torres Comm 265 Persuasive speech Outline The never-ending DWI problem Introduction: A. In our dry desert water is scarce. That is why as college students need to do our part to save water and drink beer. Saving water must be done responsibly. B. You might be interested in what I have to say if you value your time, money, and the lives of your loved ones. C. I am a credible source because of my research and personal experiences. D. My intentions are to make you aware of the consequences of DWI. Many different hassles and inconveniences come with DWI. The actual dollar cost of paying for fines, classes, motor vehicle expenses and jail time. DWI can take a lot of your time and be very stressful. Many people die each year form drunk driving. Transition: The first consequence of getting caught DWI is temporary incarceration. . II. Body: Main point A: Going to jail is a serious matter that one does not realize until it happens to them. 1. First offence- License revoked for 90 d ...
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2007-05-03 COMM Persuasive Outline
Maryland, COMM 107
Excerpt: ... Alan VanToai April 30, 2007 COMM107 Persuasive Speech Outline : Proposed FCC Cable Regulations Attention Grabber: Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake YouTube video Introduction: I'm sure all of you are familiar with Janet Jackson's wardrobe malfunction and the sequential media frenzy. CBS was threatened with more lawsuits from many Americans claiming "outrage, anger, embarrassment and serious injury." However, the most significant consequence of the infamous wardrobe malfunction is the increased FCC regulations that ensued. Despite an already controversial amount of FCC regulating power, the FCC is now pushing to expand its regulating jurisdiction to violence on cable. The FCC has no right to assault cable programming. Body: I. FCC Background A. Created in 1934s to regulate radio broadcasts B. Grew to regulate ABC, NBC, CBS. C. 1988 Supreme Court scolds FCC for vague definition of "indecency" and advised restraint D. 1994 court ruled that FCC has no right to hassle cable channels FCC Actions after Janet Jackso ...
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Persuasive outline
Uni. Westminster, JK 0424
Excerpt: ... Jeff Katz Holly Huntington Speech 111 4-20-09 Persuasive Speech Outline General Purpose: To persuade General Topic: Longboarding Narrowed Topic: Reasons why my classmates should longboard Specific Purpose: To persuade my classmates to longboard more or start longboarding Thesis Statement: Longboarding has so many benefits that it will actually make you cooler! I. A. B. C. Introduction A sport that you can do year round that will make you cooler? Thesis Preview a. What is longboarding b. Off season sport c. Camaraderie d. Its hardcore Body What is Longboarding a. Longboarding originated from surfing in Southern California in the 1960s b. The difference between a Longboard and a skateboard. c. There are many different types of riding to suite almost anyone's personality. i. Speedboarding ii. Sliding iii. Cruising iv. Carving v. Dancing vi. Pumping vii.Commuting Why longboarding is a great off-season sport a. Complementary sports b. You can longboard all year c. Crossover to snowboarding d. Eases the transition ...
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Speech Outline (Basketball)
Washington State, COM 101
Excerpt: ... Brian Lehman-Lyng COMST 104/ SEC 1 11/6/05 Persuasive Speech Outline College Basketball is better than the NBA A. Introduction 1. Attention Catcher: He shoots the shot.and boom goes the dynamite! (ESPN) 2. Thesis Statement: Even with a league containing the worlds best basketball players, nothing can rival college basketball. 3. Credentials: From being a fan of both college and NBA (National Basketball Association) basketball, I can safely give a knowledgeable notation about what basketball is superior to the other. I have also drawn information from reliable sources such as ESPN and the USA Today News paper to make my argument. 4. Overview: College basketball is better than the NBA for its uniqueness, quality of basketball, and its competitiveness. Transition: For these reasons the NBA is less than college basketball. B. 1st Topic 1. College basketball is in thousands of cities around the United States unlike the NBA. 2. There are only 30 teams in the NBA while there are 333 teams are in Division ...
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100ch14
ASU, COM 100
Excerpt: ... Chapter 14 Speaking to Persuade Understanding the Persuasive Speech I. Understanding the Persuasive Speech A. What is A Persuasive Speech? 1. Speech that influences audience attitudes, beliefs, values, or actions by using information and appeals. B. ...
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Persuasive speech
Salisbury, CMAT 101
Excerpt: ... Rob Allen Communications 100 Persuasive Speech Outline Intro: Brief overview of what the S.G.A. does. 1) Purposes of the SGAa) "To represent the views of the students to the faculty, staff and administration" b) "To lobby for student interests with the faculty and administration" c) "To work to improve the overall quality of student life at Salisbury University" (from SGA Constitution) Thesis Statement: Involvement in the Student Government Association benefits those who participate because: you have the opportunity to make a difference, you become more informed about campus issues and you meet important people. Body 2) Joining the SGA would make you much more aware of campus issues affecting us as students a) One example of an issue affecting you is the 4 to 2 housing law i) The purpose of this piece of legislation is to "amend the definition of a ,Family to include no more than two unrelated persons in a single-family dwelling". (Staff Report: Wicomico County Planning, Zoning and Community Developmen ...
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Persuasive Speech outline
Uni. Westminster, BLR 1121
Excerpt: ... Brittani Rufener Professor Parkin November 1, 2007 Persuasive Speech Outline I Introduction A) Personal Story about Claudia who came over from Cuba as a foreign exchang4e student and I got to be the host student. I learned the importance of being politically involved and that we should not be taking that right for advantage. B) I'll be talking about how Americas youth are disengaged from politics, how this lends a hand to power grabbing leaders, and how we need to get the youth involved to maintain a democratic society. Rule for the people and by the people. Transition: We need to use our freedoms instead of taking them for granted. II Body A) According to Stephen E. Bennett from the University of Cincinnati the youth of today are disengaged from politics which follows the overall trend of fewer voters. 1. Young Americans all over are disconnected from politics in the 1998 election the percent of 18-24 year olds participating was at a mere 16.7% (Copper, 2000). And the majority of those voting are college stu ...
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readme
TCU, BJONES 20263
Excerpt: ... pp-lecture The PowerPoint slides in this folder are designed to be used to support lectures on the textbook contents. They include the text figures plus bulleted lists and other slides that reflect the narrative. Some instructors choose to post the ...
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StudyGuideS08C
Illinois Tech, MATH 149
Excerpt: ... <STUDYGUIDES08C.TXT> {5-9-2008} Math 149 Spring 2008 Final Study Guide, Part III - Chapter 6 Concept Check, p. 378: 1,2,3,4,5 Exercises: 1-6, 7-11, 12-16 Chapter 9 Concept Check, p. 598: 1 Exercises: 1, 3a, 7 ...
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StudyGuideS08A
Illinois Tech, MATH 149
Excerpt: ... <STUDYGUIDES08A.TXT> {5-5-2008} Math 149 Spring 2008 Final Exam Study Guide, Part I - Chapter 3 Review Concept Check, p. 196: 1 - 11 True-False Quiz, p. 196. Exercises: 10,11 & 12-40 - Chapter 4 Review Concept Check, p. 281: 1,2,3,4,5,6, ...
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Moldau Lesson Plan 1
Penn State, MJH 5156
Excerpt: ... LessonPlan Date:_ Goals:Focus Topic ToneProduction Objectives Studentswillbeableto playinslurredsections usingenoughbowto produceagoodtone. Techniques&Activities Demonstratecorrectbow usageandhavestudentsplay slurredpassageusingas muchbowasyou.S ...
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mid-guide07
Washington, ARCHY 105
Excerpt: ... Archy 105. Study-Guide for Mid-Term Exam The mid-term exam, next Tuesday, will be based on all of the material covered so far in this course in lecture-class, in videos, in sections, in web-quizes, and in the assigned readings. Lecture-notes (which ...
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socraticguide
Maryville MO, Q 370
Excerpt: ... Socratic Seminar "The Socratic method of teaching is based on Socrates' theory that it is more important to enable students to think for themselves than to merely fill their heads with "right" answers."* Some Guidelines for Participants in a Socratic ...
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StudyGuideS08B
Illinois Tech, MATH 149
Excerpt: ... <STUDYGUIDES08B.TXT> {5-7-2008} Math 149 Spring 2008 Final Exam Study Guide, Part II - Chapter 7 Concept Check, p. 482: 1,3,5e,5f,5g True-False Quiz, p. 483: 1,2,3,4,13,14 Exercises: 1,2,3,4,9,12b,19,20,32,35,40,56,79,80,92,96 Chapter 5 Conc ...
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