INTRODUCTION:
I. Attention Getting Device (Indicate what you will do or say to get the audience's attention) II. Thesis Statement (The thesis must be a complete sentence that encourages your audience to change/reinforce their belief in something, OR to act a certain way. It should be a single, complete sentence, and not in 1st person).
III. Preview Statement (A single sentence that alludes to the main ideas you will discuss in the speech. Those Body main points need to be listed below in outline format. You should have at a mimimum, 2 main points in the Body)

A. First Main Point of the Body B. Second Main Point of the Body

BODY
I. First Main Point (Same as Intro Section Preview Statement A. This Main Point should focus on the issue you want to convince your audience of. You might include the following: why is it important, why is it important to them, what is the magnitude or size of the issue/problem, etc)

A. First Sub Point B. Second Sub Point C. Third Sub Point (Use as many sub points as you need)

Transition Statement

II. Second Main Point (Same as Intro Section Preview Statement B. This Main Point should focus on what the audience can do to change their beliefs, or to actually act upon what you are persuading them to do. You might include how they can change, how they can get involved, etc.)

A. First Sub Point B. Second Sub Point C. Third Sub Point (Use as many sub points as you need)

CONCLUSION:
I. Summary Statement (A sentence that highlights what you covered in your speech. The Main Points of the Body should be listed below in outline format). A. First Main Point of the Body B. Second Main Point of the Body

II. Concluding Device (Like an attention getting device, indicate what you will say or do as you end the speech gracefully and smoothly).

WORKS CITED PAGE (You need 3 sources, that are published and orally cited in your speech)
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