The effects of domestic violence on a family

Do not need assistance with Speech!!!!  Just informative speech outline over the topic above and a Essay that can do note cards forthe speech itself.  This is for SPEECH class.

Our class uses a three-phase speech strategy:  

1) Complete sentence outline (about 30% of the actual speech) 

2) Brief speaker's notes on small note cards (just a few words per point) 3) The speech itself  You will be able to use a rubric (checklist) to insure your outline earns maximum points. But to simplify it, let me point out a few simple things:  

1) Be sure to include your name and contact info, as well as your speech title, at the top. 

2) You must have three specific parts to your outline - Introduction, Body, and Conclusion, each of which has specific information and is clearly labeled. 

3) The informative speech (and outline) do not require citations or visual aids - though you MUST ALWAYS cite sources in APA style IF you use other people's words or ideas. 4) The outline consists of complete sentences: EVERY point and sub-point MUST be a complete sentence (including punctuation). However, when you read your completed outline aloud, it should take about 1 1/2 minutes to read the outline for a 5-minute speech, or 2 minutes for a 6-minute speech (that's about 30% of the word count).

 5) All outlines (not just in this class) MUST have at least "twins" - which means if you have a section with an A. - it must also have a B. (and can have a C., D., etc.); if you have a 1. - you must have at least a 2. 

6) Speaker's notes are different than the complete sentence outline - they are NOT complete sentences, but contain brief reminders to keep you on track.