speaker |
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Topic of persuasive speech |
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Attention
Step (focus listeners' attention) Intro |
Audience
identified |
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Orient
Audience Toward Topic |
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Preview
of what will be said.
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Opened
with impact? |
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Need
Step (a real problem exists) Body |
Statement
of Need |
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Illustration
of Need |
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Ramification
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Satisfaction
Step (propose a solution to the problem) Body |
Statement
of Solution or purpose for such action |
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Explanation |
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Workability |
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Meeting
Objections |
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Evidence
and Reasoning Body Organisation Language |
Claims
linked to evidence |
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Credibility
Statement |
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Showed
researched topic |
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Believability
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Variation
in kinds of evidence |
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Meaningful
ordering of points, meaningful and clear transitions between sections and
arguments. |
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Purposeful
use of language for argument, structure, and interest |
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Gestures
and facial expressions |
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Delivery |
Suitability
of style of delivery for audience and topic |
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Appropriate
visual aids |
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Eye-contact
- confidence |
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Extemporaneously
delivered |
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Clarity
of diction, variation in intonation and pitch |
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Showed
enthusiasm |
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Concrete
Action Outlined for Audience |
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Purposeful
non-verbals (e.g. gestures and facial expressions) |
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Your view of the topic has been influenced |
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Stayed
within the time limit:10 – 12 min |
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Concluded
with impact |
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Total
90 (+10pts=outline/refer)
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