I. Introduce the first main point – tell us the need

A. Statement of the problem

B. Illustration – give one or more examples; clarify the problem

C. Ramification(consequences) – give additional examples, statistics, testimony to show the

seriousness of the problem

D. Pointing – show how it directly relates to the audience

(Connective: )

II. Introduce the second main point – tell us the satisfaction

A. Statement – tell us the attitude, belief or action you want us to take

B. Explanation – make sure the audience understands what you want from them (visual aid)

C. Theoretical demonstration – show how the solution will meet(fix) the need

D. Reference to practical experience – give examples of how the proposal has previously

worked

E. Meeting objections – be able to answer any objections the audience might have

(Connective: )

III. Introduce the third main point – tell us the visualization(how will this solution change our

lives)

A. Positives – you can show only the positives of adopting solution with your sub-points

B. Negatives – you can show only the negatives of not adopting solution with your subpoints

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