I need a speech outline and speech research on How to take insulin for sugar.

After reading the powerpoints, watching the MMS video (under course documents), and looking over the outline for Speech 4, as well as the sample filled-in outline, use this RQ, take your stance and prepare the first TWO SECTIONS of the outline (AS SHOWN BELOW- Introduction and Body): Should the death penalty be abolished?

PERSUASIVE SPEECH PREPARATION OUTLINE MONROE’S MOTIVATED SEQUENCE

 

Name:

 

Research Question: 

General Purpose: 

Specific Purpose:  

 

I. INTRODUCTION

 

1. ATTENTION GETTER (Step 1): 

2. Common Ground (how you identify with your listeners): 

3. Specific purpose: 

4. Credibility:  

5. NEED (Step 2): NEED: (Claim previewing two/three items: need and solution)

 

 

I. BODY

 

1. Main Point 1: (State as a SINGLE COMPLETE SENTENCE in claim form)

 

Support Material 1:

•       Source: (Cite source in MLA format)

 

•       Kind of Support Material: (Decide among EXAMPLES, STATISTICS, or

EXPERT TESTIMONY)

 

•       What is evidence meant to show? 

 

Potential counter-claim: (State as a SINGLE COMPLETE SENTENCE in claim form, cite source)

 

Transition, or connector:

   

2. Main Point 2: (State as a SINGLE COMPLETE SENTENCE in claim form)

 

Support Material 2:

•       Source: (Cite source in MLA format)

 

•       Kind of Support Material: (Decide among EXAMPLES, STATISTICS, or

EXPERT TESTIMONY)

 

•       What is evidence meant to show?

 

Potential counter-claim: (State as a SINGLE COMPLETE SENTENCE in claim form, cite source)

 

Transition, or connector:

       

   3.  Main Point 3: (State as a SINGLE COMPLETE SENTENCE in claim form)

 

Support Material 3:

•       Source: (Cite source in MLA format)

 

•       Kind of Support Material: (Decide among EXAMPLES, STATISTICS, or

EXPERT  TESTIMONY)

 

•       What is evidence meant to show?

 

Potential counter-claim: (State as a SINGLE COMPLETE SENTENCE in claim form, cite source):

SATISFACTION (Step 3): State as a SINGLE COMPLETE SENTENCE in claim form - clearly state the solution you are proposing)

 

Potential counter-claim: (State as a SINGLE COMPLETE SENTENCE in claim form, cite source):

 

Transition: 

 

VISUALIZATION (Step 4): (Positive and/or Negative - Provide an in-depth explanation/hypothetical situation)

 

Transition:  

 

I. CONCLUSION

 

ACTION (Step 5): (Concrete action that can be taken right now to address the need - be sure to provide contact details)