PPT-Presenting an argument in a Speech

Words create ripples and ripples can come together to make waves Michael Osborn What will I accomplish 1 You will act as an advocate for a cause or point of view 2 You will use supporting materials as evidence that justified advice. Introducing. Our Next Unit!. In English 7. Everyone will prepare & present a speech . Special Opportunity for interested students – The Annual Rotary & District competition! . KLO participants will compete in each of their own English classes with a KLO Speak-Off Event (. Freedom of Speech I. See Dilbert cartoons about freedom of speech:. http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/2005-10-02/. http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/1992-01-12/. 1. Quiz Question 1. The First Amendment divides communications media into three broad categories:. Prepared by : . Shermie. Grace M. . Forteza. DECLAMATION. Is the recitation of a poem from memory. Is a verbal expression. HISTORY . OF . DECLAMATION. It was invented by the Greeks, who brought it to Rome and the Roman world generally.. Week Eight: Free Speech and Euthanasia. Free Speech. Can we have an absolute right to free speech?. Can the right to free speech ever be ‘trumped’?. Free Speech. Ronald . Dworkin. discusses free speech in his paper ‘MacKinnon’s Words’.. Fallacies. Definition: A fallacy is a mistaken belief especially one based on unsound argument (misconception). Any apparently logical argument can reveal serious flaws if you examine it carefully. Fallacies are often unintentional, we might think we have engaged in a strong argument but have actually engaged in flawed reasoning. Now it’s time to turn your notes into a speech. Step 1. Hopefully, you took copious (many) notes during your . interview. . Now, you need to organize your information into a logical outline. Probably the easiest way to organize all the information is to read . If invention is similar to brainstorming, then arrangement is similar to outlining. Throughout the years rhetoricians have divided speeches up MANY different ways. Some are as simple as “beginning, middle, end,” while others get much more complex. Argument. Classic Argument Format. • . confrontational style; aims to break down . opponents . opinions; assumes . audience . is . on . the . other side of the . argument. • a five (or sometimes six) part . Public Forum Debate. The Topic. Topics are worded as . R. esolutions. , . meaning they advocate . solving . a problem by establishing a . position. . . Instead . of Affirmative or Negative, teams are referred to as . Deliver Persuasive Presentations that:. establish and develop a logical and controlled argument;. . include relevant evidence, differentiating between evidence and opinion to support a position and to address counter-arguments or listener bias;. Argument. Revision . for the VCE . English exam 2017. M.Mossammaparast. , . st. . leonard’s. college. 1. Approaching The Exam. What You Need To Understand. Preparation. Gather all your resources in the lead-up:. Packet. JFK’s Inaugural Address. Template for speech outline:. Introduce . yourself (be unique; grab attention; don’t bore us to death). Introduce your issue and your inspiration for that issue. . FAQsSubmissions GeneralWhy cant I log into my submission-The information that you use to log on must match the information that is in the profile This includes periods spaces etc-Do you have another e DNA: What makes a speech persuasive?. Based upon logic/ reason.. Considers both sides of the argument – Show that other equally valid views exist.. Persuasive devices.. (A POSH CRAPI FOREST) . Leads to a definite conclusion..