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    PERSUASIVE SPEECH

    OBJECTIVES
    OBJECTIVES
    Given a thorough discussion of the lesson, the students are expected
    to:

    - Define Persuasive Speech


    - Recognize the importance of Persuasive Speech

    - Perform Persuasive Speech with enthusiasm


    WHAT IS PERSUASIVE SPEECH?

    Persuasive Speech- is the art of using words to influence an


    audience.
    - It involves directing, guiding, or appealing to the
    thinking, logic or emotions of an individual or an audience.

    - The goal is to help the listeners to accept the idea,


    attitude, or action being presented by the speaker.
    Why persuasion
    matters
    Persuasive Speech

    Persuasion skills are necessary to help individuals consider


    alternative points of view in professional situations.

    Persuasion is an important tool for implementing your ideas,


    building a supportive network and achieving goals.
    The three main
    types of Persuasive
    Speech.
    - Factual
    - Value
    - Policy
    Persuasive Speech

    A factual persuasive speech- focuses solely on factual information to


    prove the existence or absence of something through substantial
    proof.

    A value persuasive speech- concerns the morality of a certain topic.


    Speakers incorporate facts within these speeches; however, the speaker’s
    interpretation of those facts creates the argument.

    A policy persuasive speech- centers around the speaker’s


    support or rejection of a public policy, rule, or law.
    There are three
    main approaches
    to persuade others,
    -Ethos
    namely:
    -Pathos
    -Logos
    Persuasive Speech

    Ethos- is the speaker’s credibility. Audiences are more likely to accept


    an argument if they find the speaker trustworthy.

    Pathos- appeals to the audience’s emotions. Speakers who create an


    emotional bond with their audience are typically more convincing.

    Logos- appeals to the audience’s logic by offering supporting


    evidence.
    How to construct a
    persuasive speech:
    Incorporate the
    following steps
    when writing a
    persuasive speech:
    Persuasive Speech
    Step 1 –
    Identify the type of persuasive speech (factual, value, or policy) that
    will help accomplish the goal of the presentation.

    Step 2 –
    Select a good persuasive speech topic to accomplish the goal and choose
    a position.

    Step 3 –
    Locate credible and reliable sources and identify evidence in
    support of the topic/position. Revisit Step 2 if there is a lack of
    relevant resources.
    Persuasive Speech
    Step 4 –
    Identify the audience and understand their baseline attitude about
    the topic.

    Step 5 –
    When constructing an introduction, keep the following questions in mind:

    - What’s the topic of the speech?


    - What’s the occasion?
    - Who’s the audience?
    - What’s the purpose of the speech?
    Persuasive Speech
    Step 6 –
    Utilize the evidence within the previously identified sources to
    construct the body of the speech.

    Step 7 –
    Addressing counterarguments can help speakers build their credibility, as
    it highlights their breadth of knowledge.

    Step 8 –
    Conclude the speech with an overview of the central purpose
    and how the main ideas identified in the body support the
    overall argument.
    Activity
    Persuasive Speech

    Construct a persuasive speech with a


    topic of your choice, you will be given ten
    minutes to do so. Each student will then
    present their Persuasive speech infront of
    the class.
    Criteria
    Persuasive Speech

    Delivery of speech- 20 points


    Content- 20 points
    Voice Quality- 10 points

    Total- 50 points
    Thank you for listening

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