Informative Speech Assignment General Purpose: To inform, explain, discuss, describe, or tell. Specific Purpose:

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Informative Speech Assignment
General
Purpose: To inform, explain,
discuss, describe, or tell.
Specific
Purpose: To inform my
audience about some defined aspect of an object, event, or
concept.
Length: 5-7
minutes
Topic: You Choose from the following
options:
Speech
about an Event (an historical
review)
•
Requirements:
• The
goal of this speech is to inform the audience.
• The
audience should not know your attitude or personal
viewpoint on the topic; they can learn what other "experts" have
said. As a note of caution, you will want to watch your use
of language, using descriptive terms, not evaluative terms.
(Avoid terms like: good/bad; right/wrong; important, critical,
essential, valuable, and helpful. Unless cited from another
source, these terms imply your position which the audience should
not learn).
• The
speaker should provide the facts so that
the audience can decide what (if anything) is
important. Do not urge the audience to
act on the issue. Action is an essential
component in the persuasive speech, not the informative.
Introduction Needs to have:
BODY: