Prompt;please help me draft this assignment below:

Things do know :

ATTENTION GETTER: "Hook" your audience onto your speech. Get the audience's attention & interest about the topic Bulimia Disorder.

Build suspense. Don't blurt out topic. Then reveal your topic at the END of your attention getter "story" Make it "audience friendly"?easy to understand & follow.

Methods:

• Help me Tell a story:
  • Hypothetical story ("Picture this...") Make sure it's something that the audience can realistically imagine
  • Personal story (TRUE story about yourself or someone you know)
  • Extended story (TRUE story about a real person, obtained from research.)

Tips for telling Attention Getter stories:

• Begin with short & simple sentences.
• Start out simple & build ideas gradually.
• Tell story for maximum audience impact
• Use vivid language to paint a picture for the audience.
• The point or "punch line" of your story is your topic reveal.
• Reveal topic at the END of the "story"
• Reveal topic in a "ta-da!" way

Other methods for Attention Getters:

• Use a startling statement of statistic ("Did you know that...")
• Question the audience.
• Use either a single question or series of questions. Ask REAL question(s). Pause and wait for response of hands. Incorporate that response into your next statement.

structure off draft :

SIGNIFICANCE: Relate your topic to your specific audience by explaining what makes your topic significant or important.

• For Informative Speech: Must use RESEARCH/statistics to show this.

CREDIBILITY: establish YOUR credibility/interest in the topic.

• Why should the audience listen to YOU talk about this topic?
• What are your qualifications? (your research)
• MUST SAY that you have doe research on topic
• Maybe tell any first hand experience you have regarding this topic and/or your interest in topics.

PREVIEW:

• Preview the MAIN POINTS of your speech. Make sure the wording is parallel to the wording you will use in the rest of your speech. Use signposts here.

Speech Conclusion:

RECAP

• Summarize your Main points (restate preview in past tense. ) So today I taught you about...First I informed you about.. Second I informed you about ... and finally I informed you...
• Signpost here....In conclusion or In summary....

SIGNIFICANCE:

• Remind audience why your topic is important ( you do not need research here)

MEMORABLE CLOSE

• You MUST refer back to Attention Getter: refer to the story (person in the story) , finish the story, etc
• End with a dramatic statement, final thought, something for audience to think about or a quote

! 5G %) INFORMATIVE speech.docx O SAMPLE INTRODUCTION INFORMATIVE SPEECH Attention Getter: Picture this: It's late at night. You have just spent the last few hours cramming for a midterm exam you have early the next morning. You have decided that you can't study anymore, so you decide to get some sleep. You lay down in your bedexhausted. But for some reason, you cannot fall asleep. You just lie there, tossing and turning, desperately trying to make yourself go to sleep. You may continue to do this for hours or even the whole night!! In the morning you feel like you have 100 pound weights behind your eye lids and you drag through your whole day. And the worst part--you cannot stay focused when you are taking that midterm (pause). This dilemma is actually a reality for many people who experience a condition called--insomnia. According to the 1999 publication of Sleep Disorders Sourcebook, insomnia is a condition that is characterized by inadequate sleep or poor quality sleep that plagues millions of Americans every night. Significance: In fact, according to a study reported in the 2020 Los Angeles Times. conducted at the University of Pennsylvania, almost 50% of Americans report occasional insomnia while nearly 20% experience it every night. That means out of a room like this one, of about 25 students, 12 of you will suffer from occasional insomnia and 6 of you suffer from insomnia every night! Credibility: I have spent the last few weeks researching magazines, websites, and books about insomnia. I also know many people that suffer from this sleep disorder, which has helped me, have a good understanding of it. Tonight, I come to you prepared to inform you about this frustrating, inconvenient and uncomfortable disorder, Insomnia. Preview: First, I will inform you about the signs and symptoms of insomnia. Second, I will inform you about the causes of insomnia. Finally, I will inform you about the treatments for insomnia. online.saddleback.edu ) (0 M