For this speech you need to choose a topic that fits the definition of an informative speech as described in class or in your textbook.
2. On the day your speech is due you need to provide a complete, typed
outline to the instructor before you begin your speech.
3. You must use at least three sources of information and credit these
sources in a properly written bibliography. You are not allowed to
use Wikipedia as one of your sources.
4. If your topic requires visual aids then that will be taken into
consideration on the evaluation.
The speech will be evaluated as follows:
Topic: focus & appropriateness
Organization: introduction, conclusion,
quality of outline, transitions,
clarity of information
Outline
· The body of a speech should contain two to four primary ideas (Roman numbers).
· All divisions should be strutted logically and listed according to plan.
· Roman numbers, letters and numbers should be combined with indentation to identify the main and subordinate levels.
· Items should be coordinated into main ideas, sub-points and extra information, which do not overlap.
· Each items should be include only one thought or idea.
· Every subdivision must contain at least two items.
· The outline should be either sentences or short phrases.
· The outline should include external transitions between primary ideas.
· There should be no more than four divisions on any level (goal should be two or three).
The outline will be graded on.
1- Completeness, if it is in the speech it is on the outline.
2- Proper use Roman Numbers, Letters and numbers on each level.
3- Indentation and neatness.
4- Proper use of divisions-two to four per level.
5- Complete division. Each subdivision has at least two items.
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