Category: Public speaking

Below is a general speech topic and two hypothetical audiences to which a speech might be delivered.  Write a brief paragraph explaining how you might adjust your specific purpose and message according to the demographic characteristics of the audience.
Topic:                  “Sexual Assault:  The Biggest Campus Crime”
Audience #1:     80% female, 20% male
Audience #2:     80% male, 20% female

I need someone to help me with creating points for the speech I need to do. I have the outline done which I will attach for you to use. I have also attached the assignment that is needed to be done. I just need to know what to put on the flash cards when I am speaking so if you could note flas card 1: etc, I just am having trouble with what I need to say. The speech needs to fun for 5 minutes 
this is also what the teacher wrote about my outline if you could help me make changes through the notes(ive inerested it after this… Interesting topic.  A lot of this info is too vague and I cannot tell what the audience is learning. That needs to be clear. What are they gaining or learning through the speech?
I think you need to define what schooling you refer to – public schools? K-12 schools. I don’t think you mean colleges. 
You need source information throughout the speech outline – you need “according to. . . ” you need to include research orally throughout the entire speech to boost your credibility. 
Are there schools that do not have good outcomes because they don’t have rules or don’t enforce the rules?  If so, use them as examples of what can happen. 
What is the benefit to the audience with this speech? What information are you hoping they take away after viewing the speech? 

Persuasive Speech draft for Peer Review: The final draft of your researched persuasive speech will due sooner than you expect. Before you submit that speech and its script to me you will have this opportunity for peer feedback and to see examples of your peers’ work.

Watch the following video by Monica Lewinsky. Monica talks about being bullied. Have you have been bullied, know someone who has, or have been the bullier? Do you agree with Monica? Why or shy not? Share your thoughts on her speech. 300 word minimum for grade with proper spelling and grammar. Include your word count for grade.

The 2011 film Margin Call is a taut drama that follows several key employees in a financial services firm over the course of a 24-hour period at the brink of the 2008 economic crisis. When a lower-level risk analyst stays after hours to finish a project left behind by his boss, who was fired along with a large contingent of other employees, he learns that a likely downturn in the market will expose the firm to crippling losses. He summons a colleague and a mid-level manager back to the office to confirm his findings. Increasingly senior managers are informed of the impending crisis until the firm’s CEO, legal counsel, and the board of directors are called to an emergency meeting overnight to determine a course of action. What becomes clear, as morning approaches, is that the firm’s only chance of survival will come at the cost of most employees’ jobs and the sale of an enormous amount of securities of decreasing value to unsuspecting buyers. The implications of the sale may be felt throughout the banking industry and beyond for years, and the sales manager will have to convince his trading staff to ignore the ethical implications — if he can do so himself.
In a key scene, Sam Rogers, the sales manager, a 34-year veteran of the firm, must ignore his ethical qualms and break the bad news to his team of traders. His task is difficult because while a successful day of sales may save the firm from bankruptcy, the team’s success will also put most of the team members out of their jobs and perhaps permanently damage their careers in the financial services industry.
Notice that there is very little action in the movie other than that expressed through communication. Your task in the paper is to reflect on Sam’s task in persuading his team and how he handles it. Do you think he was effective? Was his strategy ethical? Support your answer with dialogue from the film and information from your course readings. What would you have done in Sam’s position? What would you have done as a member of his trading team?
Your answer, which should be a cohesive narrative essay of 500 to 750 words typed and double-spaced in a 12-point serif typeface like New Times Roman, Goudy, or Palatino, also can incorporate issues of appropriate or inappropriate language use, a description of the Aristotelian proofs used by Sam, the information from the group communication that occurred during the meeting of the board of directors, led by the CEO John Tuld, and the previous meeting of senior managers with Sam and risk analysts Peter Sullivan and Seth Bregman. Please include a title page (but not an abstract) in APA Style (7th edition).

The  TED talk is speaking from a personal experience. No research is needed. I uploaded the documents of the speech planning outline and my speech ideation process.