Persuasive Speaking Outline Prepare and deliver a 5-7 minute extemporaneous speech in which you mak ...

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Persuasive Speaking Outline Prepare and deliver a 5-7 minute extemporaneous speech in which you make an argument related to the topic you chose for your informative speech. You must attempt to persuade your classmates to take up or support a cause related to this topic. For example, if you informed your classmates about the history of the automobile in your informative speech, you could then argue for a law to be passed that would raise the speed limit to 80 miles per hour on California’s highways in your persuasive speech. Alternatively, if informed your classmates about a nonprofit organization that you support in your informative speech, you could then attempt to persuade your classmates to volunteer with or donate to that organization in your persuasive speech. You are required to prepare and submit two types of outlines for your speech on Canvas before class begins on the first day of persuasive speech deliveries, F, 11/15: Prompt: Purpose: This is a simplified version of your working outline, designed to assist you during your actual speech delivery. Format: Use keywords, abbreviations, and short phrases instead of full sentences. This outline should be more concise to help you easily reference key points while speaking. Content: Include the main points and subpoints of your speech, but omit detailed sentences and explanations. Citations: Include brief in-text citations where necessary. At least two scholarly journal articles should be cited. References: Provide a reference page at the end, listing all sources cited, formatted in APA or MLA style. The same scholarly journal articles cited in the text should be cited on the reference page as well. I have dropped a file named "why should people play soccer" which will be used to write my speaking outline. It should just be a condensed outline. However, I have also attached an OLD copy of my INFORMATIVE speech speaking outline, to give you an idea of how my professor wants a speaking outline. BTW the informative and persuasive speeches are different !!! THIS IS A PERSUASSIVE SPEECH NOW!!! Please let me know if you have any questions!