8.13: SPEECH DRAFT: PERSUASION

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Persuasion Speech Draft Guidelines and Recommended Outline _____ / 30 Points

Draft Length: 3-5 pages typed. Full sentences. Time: 5-10 minutes.

Draft reflects targeting/tailoring information to our COM101 class.

Draft includes oral citation to a minimum of TWO sources. Sources recommended for each step. Draft may reference a visual aid, if planned. A visual aid is not required.

Outline for Monroe’s Motivated Sequence Note : The verbiage here is only meant to trigger the direction for each particular step of Monroe’s Sequence. Sources are encouraged in each step.

I. Attention Step-This story, video, picture, quote draws attention to a problem that needs to be addressed

Here’s a brief take on the backstory/context of this problem

I care about this problem because

We need to care about this problem because

Thesis/Preview

II. Need-The problem

Here’s proof that this is a serious problem

Here’s how this problem impacts your life, audience

Some people say this isn’t really a problem or it’s already been fixed

I say they’re wrong, and here’s why Transition-

III. Satisfaction-Here’s the solution to this problem:

Here’s how the solution works:

Here’s proof that this solution does work to solve the problem:

Some say this kind of a solution won’t work.

They’re wrong, and here’s why: Transition-

IV. Visualization- Picture This

Picture how much worse off we’ll be if we don’t address the problem and imagine and/or how much better the world will be once we put the solution into place

V. Action-

Restate problem/Remind Audience of Attention Getter

Call to action that audience finds practical and doable and does not require unrealistic expectations of time/money/effort

I’ll leave you with this powerful thought, image

Outline for Monroe’s Motivated Sequence. Authored by: Ellen Bremen. Provided by: Highline College. Located at: HYPERLINK “https://www.highline.edu/” https://www.highline.edu/. License: CC BY: Attribution

“Persuasion Speech Draft Guidelines and Recommended Outline” by Lee Ann, HYPERLINK “https://clinton.delhi.edu/course/view.php?id=173” \t “_blank” COM101, HYPERLINK “http://clinton.edu/” \t “_blank” Clinton Community College is licensed under HYPERLINK “http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0” \t “_blank” CC BY 4.0

Authored by: Lee Ann Thomas. Provided by: Clinton Community College. License: CC BY: Attribution