Reference no: EM132039848

Question: You should create an topic, the requirement by my professor is"Submit the topic you intend to use for your Informative Speech. You'll want to be sure your topic is approved before you create your audience analysis questionnaire in the next module. You must have your instructor's approval for your topic before you can submit your speech. "

After get the instructor's approval, you should give me an outline and script of the speech!

OBJECTIVES: 1. To increase the audience's knowledge and understanding of a particular concept, object/person, or event.

2. To use a variety of supporting materials in order to add depth to your speech, to add evidence in support of your ideas, and to maintain your audience's interest in the topic.

3. To use descriptive language, effective delivery techniques, and self-evaluation in order to increase speaker effectiveness.

INSTRUCTIONS: Your second formal informative speech is designed to help you further develop speech making skills. You may give your speech on a PERSON, PLACE, CONCEPT or EVENT, but not on a process because that was the requirement for your first informative speech. A variety of topics would be appropriate. For example, you might present a biographical sketch of Winston Churchill, or you might research and explain the extent and causes of alcoholism or drug abuse, the significance of the battle at Gettysburg, the causes of the landslide election in 1932, or the growth of the internet. Some topics might lend themselves to persuasive as well as informative presentations. However, you should stick to informing your audience for this speech. (Do NOT tell the audience what they should do or believe or that something is a problem or beneficial - because that would get into your opinion and that would be persuasive.) A visual aid should be used for this presentation.