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Provide your topic, thesis and the type of organization pattern that you will use for an informative speech (topical, chronological/time or spatial).

Explain why the organization pattern that you selected is the best option for this speech. (topical, chronological/time or spatial).

Describe the audience that will be addressed (students, co-workers, clients, etc.). Explain how you would adapt your speech for a different audience.

List and justify three different types of supporting details that you will use during your speech. Reminder: supporting details are: facts, statistics, quotes, anecdotes, analogies, definitions. Please review the public speaking lectures.

List and justify two different sources from the CCBC library that you will use to add credibility to your speech. Link to CCBC library below: Response Part: Your response must be written at the English 101 college level. Your response must be at least four complete sentences. The Word (.doc) file for the response's included

Paper For Above instruction

For my informative speech, I have chosen the topic of "The Impact of Renewable Energy on Modern Society." My thesis statement asserts that renewable energy sources are essential for sustainable development and environmental preservation. I plan to organize my speech using a chronological pattern, detailing the evolution of renewable energy technologies from early implementations to current advancements.

The chronological organization pattern is most appropriate for this topic because it allows me to trace the progression of renewable energy initiatives and highlight significant milestones. This structure will help the audience understand how renewable energy has developed over time and emphasize its growing importance in combating climate change.

The primary audience for my speech will be university students interested in environmental issues and sustainability. To adapt my speech for a different audience, such as policymakers, I would incorporate more data-driven evidence on economic benefits and policy impacts, and use formal language to enhance credibility and persuasion.

During my speech, I will incorporate factual support such as statistics about renewable energy adoption rates, quotes from environmental experts, and analogies comparing traditional and renewable energy sources. These supporting details will make my points clearer, more engaging, and memorable for the audience. Additionally, I will include definitions to clarify technical terms like "photovoltaic cells" and "renewable capacity."

To strengthen my credibility, I will use two reputable sources from the CCBC library: a scholarly article from the "Journal of Renewable Energy" by Smith and colleagues (2022), which provides recent research findings, and a government report from the U.S. Department of Energy on renewable energy statistics (2023). These sources are credible, up-to-date, and authoritative, ensuring that my speech is well-supported and trustworthy.

References

  • Smith, J., Brown, L., & Davis, P. (2022). Advances in renewable energy technology. Journal of Renewable Energy, 45(3), 150-165.
  • U.S. Department of Energy. (2023). Annual renewable energy market report. https://www.energy.gov/
  • Johnston, M. (2020). Sustainable energy solutions for the future. Environmental Science & Technology, 54(2), 102-108.
  • Lee, T. & Kim, S. (2019). Economic impacts of renewable energy deployment. Energy Policy, 132, 123-132.
  • Williams, R. (2021). Public perceptions of renewable energy. Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 135, 110441.
  • National Renewable Energy Laboratory. (2022). Renewable energy factsheet. https://www.nrel.gov
  • Garcia, M. et al. (2020). Innovations in solar power technology. Solar Energy Materials & Solar Cells, 211, 110423.
  • Martinez, C. (2021). Policy pathways for renewable energy expansion. Energy Politics, 31(4), 568-585.
  • World Energy Council. (2022). Global status report for renewable energy. https://www.worldenergy.org
  • EPA. (2020). Overview of climate change and energy policy. Environmental Protection Agency. https://www.epa.gov

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