Classical Arrangement Introduction Grab the attention Reveal the Topic Establish your credibility Culminate in the thesis Classical Arrangement Introduction Statement of Facts Keep this brief ID: 1028657
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1. Arrangement
2. Classical Arrangement
3. Classical ArrangementIntroductionGrab the attentionReveal the TopicEstablish your credibilityCulminate in the thesis
4. Classical ArrangementIntroductionStatement of FactsKeep this briefDefine terms and narrow the scope
5. Classical ArrangementIntroductionStatement of FactsProof of the CaseDevelop 2-4 main points (as with basic arrangement)Use ethos, pathos, & logos appeals, testimony from experts, narrative, etc.
6. Classical ArrangementIntroductionStatement of FactsProof of the CaseRefutation Provide a refutation for one or several of the best arguments against your case.Be sure to put their argument in the best possible light, and still refute it (avoid “straw-person” arguments)
7. Classical ArrangementIntroductionStatement of FactsProof of the CaseRefutation ConclusionSignal the end of the speech has arrivedReiterate the main claimsAmplify the significance of the speech for this audienceEnd with a meaningful last line
8. Problem/Solution Arrangement
9. Problem/Solution ArrangementIntroduction
10. Problem/Solution ArrangementIntroductionGrab the attentionReveal the TopicEstablish your credibilityCulminate in the thesis
11. Problem/Solution ArrangementIntroductionEstablish the problemDescribe the problemTell us the signs, symptoms, and effectsTell us who is affectedUse testimony from experts to bring it to life.Explain the consequences of the current inaction or ineffective response
12. Problem/Solution ArrangementIntroductionEstablish the problemDescribe your solutionAnnounce the proposalExplain how the solution fits the problemDemonstrate that the solution is feasibleLay out the several steps in the plan
13. Problem/Solution ArrangementIntroductionEstablish the problemDescribe your solutionConclusion
14. Problem/Solution ArrangementIntroductionEstablish the problemDescribe your solutionConclusionSignal the end of the speech has arrivedReiterate the main claimsAmplify the significance of the speech for this audienceEnd with a meaningful last line