For the instructions and a step-by-step guide on how to write this speech, download and click through the PowerPoint from the attachments below.

For the instructions and a step-by-step guide on how to write this speech, download and click through the PowerPoint from the attachments below.

Although this is a first draft of your outline, it should be completed and thorough so your instructor can give you specific feedback on what to improve before revising, rehearsing, and recording your speech.

Use the template from the attachments below to write your outline.

View the completed example outline from the list of attachments below to compare how your outline should appear.

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EXAMPLE

Notice in this example how I retained the outline symbols and indentations but took away all of the prompters. Everything is a complete sentence. If I were to deliver this speech, the first thing I would say is “How many of you…” and NOT my general and specific purpose. For help writing your speech, click through the PowerPoint “How to Write your Interests and Social Issues speech”

Fill in this Information for the instructor:

*General Purpose: To inform

*Specific Purpose: After listening to my speech, my audience will know more about my interests and the social issue I feel passionately about, healthcare reform

Health care reform
Introduction
Transition statement: Let me begin.

Body
Transition statement: This brings me to why I care so much about healthcare reform.

Transition statement: Let me conclude.

Conclusion
I.First I told you a little bit about some of my interests, and then about a social issue I feel strongly about.
II.I look forward to a future where everyone’s health and wellbeing is covered in our country.