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| Persuasive Speech Outline Rubric | |||||
| Assignment: ENG230 Persuasive Speech Outline | Grade Percentage | 0% | |||
| Total Point Value | 100 | Tot. Pts. Ernd. | 0 | ||
| Content | Pt. Val. | Pts. Ernd. | Comments | ||
| Introduction and Thesis: The required outline template is used. The introduction begins with an attention-getter that engages the specific audience named in the outline. The thesis is then stated. It is a complete sentence which previews the main points of the speech and reflects the topic and purpose of the presentation. A specific call to action for the audience is stated during the introduction or thesis. | 15 | ||||
| Organization and Format: The body of the outline conforms to the outline hierarchy found in the text. There are a minimum of three main points or Roman numerals in the body of the outline and at least two more levels of sub points (capital letters, then numbers). The content is detailed and specific, whether it uses complete sentences or phrases. It includes all important points of the speech. | 30 | ||||
| Conclusion: The conclusion ties back to the introduction and thesis, reiterates the main points and the call to action. It closes with a compelling fact, statistic, quote or other memorable statement. | 15 | ||||
| Visual Explanation: This section describes each visual within the PowerPoint, by slide number, and explains how the visuals aid the audience's understanding. A minimum of two visuals is required. Clip art is not acceptable. | 10 | ||||
| References: The outline contains a References section with a minimum of four credible sources formatted in full APA style. | 30 | ||||
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Speech Outline
Topic: Propose to IT management for creating rules about employee internet usage, security, and firewalls.
Title of Presentation
Name of Presenter
Description of Business Audience
Introduction
Thesis Statement
(Body of Outline with a minimum of 3 main points as Roman numerals and at a least two additional levels of sub points using capital letters and then numbers)
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Conclusion
Visual Explanation (Chart/graph related to topic)
References (4 scholarly sources from Scholar.google.com)
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