INFORMATIVE #2 SPEECH

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  1. Hello. I wanted to do a quick little video about
  2. the informative number two speech that is coming up.
  3. Wanted to kind of recap and go over everything just
  4. to make sure everyone is on the same page when
  5. it comes to this presentation.
  6. So let's start with an overview of what the speech
  7. is about.
  8. This is a 4 to 5 minute speech, and it's
  9. either about an object, a process or a concept.
  10. Remember, you've already submitted your topics have been improved, so
  11. this is just kind of a recap of everything to
  12. make sure that you get everything submitted and submitted on
  13. time. In this speech, you're going to have six oral
  14. citations that you will say out loud that are also
  15. written in the outline.
  16. You will also be presenting a visual aid while you
  17. are speaking, so it will be seen as as well
  18. as us seeing you present this presentation.
  19. So make sure that your understanding that it's going to
  20. be going on while you're also speaking the next thing
  21. we want to look at are the requirements that you
  22. must meet in order to receive a great all these
  23. things must be turned in in order to receive a
  24. grade for the speech.
  25. So the first thing you want to talk about are
  26. the outlines.
  27. And in canvas you have a module that is called
  28. outlining how to the first one that we're going to
  29. talk about is the preparation outline.
  30. This should contain complete sentences.
  31. It should be everything you plan to say.
  32. Every sentence that you write needs to be labeled.
  33. It's either labeled as a main point with the Roman
  34. numeral. It is labeled as a sub point with a
  35. capital letter.
  36. It is labeled as a sub sub point, which is
  37. an Arabic numeral one or two, or it is labeled
  38. as a triple sub, which is a lower case, a
  39. or lower case B.
  40. I just want you to remember that you cannot have
  41. one without the other.
  42. You never in a without a B, never one without
  43. a two and never a little A without a little
  44. B. That's the preparation outline are speaking.
  45. Outline is a condensed version of this long outline.
  46. In it, I'm looking for mainly words and phrases to
  47. help jog your memory, but I'm also expecting to see
  48. those six citations written out because there's no way that
  49. you can remember what you're going to say.
  50. So I'm expecting to see those.
  51. But mainly it needs to be words and phrases that
  52. will help you, and this is your one page that
  53. you can use to speak from.
  54. All right, it's one page that you can use to
  55. speak from.
  56. Okay, the next thing we want to talk about is
  57. the visual aid.
  58. Again. It must be an electronic visual aid.
  59. You'll be showing this while you are speaking.
  60. So with this you can have 8 to 10 slides,
  61. and you can use a Prezi.
  62. You can use Power Point.
  63. You can use Google slides, or you can use keynote
  64. whatever makes you comfortable.
  65. Whatever you're comfortable with, go with that, just making sure
  66. that it looks neat.
  67. Of these 8 to 10 slides, the first slide needs
  68. to be your title slide with your name.
  69. Your second slide needs to be a preview of your
  70. main points.
  71. The every main point gets its own main.
  72. Every main point gets its own slide.
  73. Your next to last slide is going to be a
  74. recap of your points.
  75. And then, of course, your final slide is a list
  76. of all the references that you use as well as
  77. the images.
  78. So find a citation generator that you can use that
  79. will help you cite all of your sources correctly as
  80. well as be able to cite the images you need
  81. to make sure all of those things are listed in
  82. a p A format and that they are correct.
  83. Speaking of our references, each of your sources that you
  84. use, whether it's a book magazine, newspaper, encyclopedia, dictionary, journal
  85. article, government report, interview any of those things.
  86. Remember, you can have a variety of things, but I'm
  87. asking you to think about at least one of those
  88. that needs to be either a book, a newspaper, a
  89. report, an interview or a magazine article.
  90. One of those needs to be DAP two pieces of
  91. information from every single source.
  92. The first time you cite your source, you're going to
  93. give us a dense or primary citation, and in that
  94. you're going to give me the following four things in
  95. whatever order you want to.
  96. I'm Look, I'm looking for you to tell me who
  97. wrote it.
  98. What is the title?
  99. When was it published and where did you find it?
  100. You're going to do that three times.
  101. The second time that you cite your source or your
  102. secondary citation, I'm only looking for you to either tell
  103. me who wrote it and what was said all right,
  104. or what was what the title was.
  105. Accused me a pardon.
  106. What the title is again, you'll have three of those,
  107. which just gives you a total of six citations.
  108. Here's what a reference list would look like that needs
  109. to be listed on the bottom of your preparation outline.
  110. So as I see this when you're using that template,
  111. I've already got that page in there for you.
  112. All you have to do is put it in there,
  113. and sometimes these citation generators will have it where you
  114. can copy and paste do that that will help you
  115. so much.
  116. Instead of figuring out how to make sure that you're
  117. inventing it correctly and making sure that everything is double
  118. spaced, you need to practice your speech at least 10
  119. times, but you might want to practice a little bit
  120. more to make sure that you're feeling comfortable with that
  121. one single page that you're going to use.
  122. You're a tire.
  123. Please make sure that you are dressed properly in business
  124. casual attire.
  125. And here's just kind of a quick little image for
  126. everybody to understand exactly what we're looking for, either for
  127. the ladies or for the gentleman.
  128. So make sure that your addressed appropriately.
  129. I look for how you're dressed from head to toe
  130. vocalized pauses.
  131. Um, like, you know what I'm saying?
  132. All that.
  133. These things are very distracting.
  134. So you want to make sure that you don't have
  135. those in your presentation for each one of those that
  136. you do have it will be a half a point
  137. counted off.
  138. Now, if your previous two speeches have had 10 or
  139. more of these, you want to make sure that you
  140. are practicing more than 10 times to help eliminate these.
  141. So in brief, if you've got questions, please contact me.
  142. You got my email address and you've got my Google
  143. text number.
  144. You can find that on the front page of r
  145. her homepage on our canvas site to make sure that
  146. you use that as well.
  147. So, again, this is just kind of an overview of
  148. everything that we've gone over.
  149. You've taken a quiz on this.
  150. You've heard about it.
  151. You should have some idea of exactly what is expected
  152. of you.
  153. Find those templates.
  154. Use those there to your advantage to to help you
  155. make sure that everything is done correctly.
  156. I'm expecting your outline to be an A p A
  157. format, which this means it needs to include a title
  158. page as well as its outlined in double space.
  159. And then, of course, followed by a list of the
  160. references used.
  161. I wish you nothing but a lock on this speech.