Monroes Motivational Sequence Persuasive Speech Outline

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MONROE’S MOTIVATIONAL SEQUENCE Persuasive Speech Outline - Complete this outline in full and complete sentences. General Purpose: To Persuade Specific Purpose: What your audience gets out of the presentation Central Idea: The thesis of the speech

TITLE

INTRODUCTION

GAIN ATTENTION: Identify the problem

Attention-Getter: Give the audience a wow moment to draw them in. Preview: What is the subject of the speech? Relevance: Why is it important to your audience? Credibility: Why should the audience listen to you?

Position Statement: Your researched opinion on the topic and why it needs solving! (Transitional sentence)

BODY

NEED: Explanation of the problem

Statement: Identify the problem

Clarification: Give evidence of problem – Provide specific details

Illustration: Give TWO examples of how the problem relates to your audience (Transitional sentence)

SATISFACTION: Give the best solution to the problem

Statement: State the most viable solution

Explanation: In detail , explain the solution

Reasoning: Show reasoning behind the solution

History: Give TWO examples of how solution worked in the past/elsewhere

Nod to other side: Clarify TWO objections your audience may be thinking (Transitional sentence)

VISUALIZATION: Implement either of these solutions

Positive: Explain in detail, what it will look like with the problem solved

Negative: Explain, in detail, what it will be if the problem is not solved (Transitional sentence)

ACTION: Specific instructions on how audience can help – Give two ways or examples.

Specific: Help by doing this: give phone numbers, addresses, etc. Specific: Donate, sign petition, write congressperson, buy product etc. (Transitional sentence)

CONCLUSION: Review: Summarized your main points Thesis: Restate your position on the topic Call to Action: Close with a memorable statement and call to action.

References

  • Author, A. A. (Year). Title of book or article. Journal Name, Volume(Issue), pages. https://doi.org/xxx
  • Author, B. B. (Year). Title of webpage. Website Name. URL
  • Author, C. C. (Year). Title of report or document. Publisher. URL
  • Author, D. D. (Year). Title of media (if applicable). Source. URL

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