UON Speech Preparation how To Quit Smoking Discussion

Outline about how to quit smoking following the exact format in the file uploaded + the instructions below.

Also, based on the preparation outline, write a speech that is 4 minutes long.

So one file would be the preparation outline. and the other would be the 4minutes speech that is based on the outline

Informative Speech Guidelines

Speaking Time: 4-5 Minutes
Visual Aid: At least one visual aid is required for each main point.
Supporting Material: At least FOUR sources are required on the works cited page and must be cited verbally during the speech.
Note Cards/Speaking Outline: You should not use your preparation outline when you present. You should use up to 4 note cards OR a speaking outline when you present.
Preparation Outline and Works Cited Page: Preparation Outline and Works Cited required.

Informative Speech Purpose

• The general purpose of this speech is to inform.
• An informative speech is designed to convey knowledge and understanding.
• Your presentation should have no element of advocacy.
• You are not trying to influence a major belief change or get the audience to take action

Preparation Outline Requirements

• A typed, full-content, Preparation Outline must be uploaded to the Dropbox by the due date.
• Your instructor will review the draft and suggest changes, as needed. If changes are suggested by your instructor, you are required to make the changes before you present your speech.
• The outline must be divided into three distinct parts (Introduction, Body and Conclusion). The introduction must have 4 specific sections and the conclusion must have 2 specific sections. Appropriate transitions should also be used. (See the outline template and the sample outline provided in D2L. Read Chapter 11 for more info).

A typed Works Cited page in MLA format must be turned in with the outline. You must have at least four sources. SOURCES MUST ALSO BE CITED WITHIN THE CONTENT OF THE SPEECH. Sources will be randomly checked for validity. Many websites have unknown credibility. You may not use websites for sources unless you can verify the Authorship, Sponsorship, and Recency (see Chapter 7 for more info). Wikipedia can be used as one source only, as long as the content is not flagged as still in development. Source types include: a) General references – encyclopedia, dictionary, atlas, etc., b) newspapers, c) magazines, d) media news sources; e) professional journals, f) books, g) credible websites, h) government-authored documents, i) interviews of academics or practitioners in the field.

Notes and Delivery Requirements

• You may use up to six 4 x 6 or 5 x 8 note cards OR a one-page Speaking Outline of your speech.
• Points will be deducted if a significant amount of content is read directly from the note cards or Speaking Oultine (See Chapter 11 for examples of Speaking Outlines and Preparation Outlines).
• You are expected to know the content of your speech and present extemporaneously using a conversational quality.

Extemporaneous Speech-A carefully prepared and rehearsed speech that is presented from a brief set of notes (note cards or speaking outline).
Conversational Quality-Presenting a speech so it sounds spontaneous no matter how many times it has been rehearsed.