Begin by going to YouTube and finding an informative speech given by a real college student....

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Begin by going to YouTube and finding an informative speech given by a real college student. To do this, go to YouTube.com and then search for "informative speech." Do not just pick the first result in the list. Find a speech on a topic that interests you. . In your post, include the URL (website address) for the YouTube that you chose. . Clearly explain the breakdown of the speech's introduction including its attention getter, espousal of credibility, thesis statement, and preview of main points? If the speech is missing an important part of the introduction, explain what is missing and how the speaker should have corrected the missing section. . Was the speech clearly organized into 3 or 4 clear body points? What were they? . Were the body points balanced, or did they clearly vary in length and importance? Explain. . Explain whether the speech had clear transitions between the main body points or not? Did the speech have clear signposts within the body points? . Clearly explain the breakdown of the speech's conclusion including its restatement of the thesis, review of the main points, and concluding device? If the speech is missing an important part of the conclusion, explain what is missing and how the speaker should have corrected the missing section. Begin by going to YouTube and finding an informative speech given by a real college student. To do this, go to YouTube.com and then search for "informative speech." Do not just pick the first result in the list. Find a speech on a topic that interests you. . In your post, include the URL (website address) for the YouTube that you chose. . Clearly explain the breakdown of the speech's introduction including its attention getter, espousal of credibility, thesis statement, and preview of main points? If the speech is missing an important part of the introduction, explain what is missing and how the speaker should have corrected the missing section. . Was the speech clearly organized into 3 or 4 clear body points? What were they? . Were the body points balanced, or did they clearly vary in length and importance? Explain. . Explain whether the speech had clear transitions between the main body points or not? Did the speech have clear signposts within the body points? . Clearly explain the breakdown of the speech's conclusion including its restatement of the thesis, review of the main points, and concluding device? If the speech is missing an important part of the conclusion, explain what is missing and how the speaker should have corrected the missing section.

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The breakdown of the speechs introduction is as follows Attention Getter The speaker starts with a personal anecdote that grabs the audiences attentio... View the full answer