Learning Goal: I’m working on a writing presentation and need the explanation and answer to help me learn.

Main points

works on communication skills, teamwork skills, competitiveness in life

Persuasive Speech Outline

Remember: Your speech outline must be written out in full sentences. So, although
it is in outline format, each point, sub-point, transition, etc. is a full sentence. When
we read your outlines they should sound like your actual speeches…word-for-word.
The speech will use Monroe’s Motivated Sequence Outline described in this
overview.
Monroe’s Motivated Sequence Outline Form
INTRODUCTION
ATTENTION STEP
I. Opening Statement of Interest
A. Get Attention
B. Reason (s) to Listen
C. Speaker Credibility
D. Thesis Statement/Orienting Material
E. Preview of Main Points
Transition (between intro and body): Again remember this is a full sentence outline, therefore;
your transition should be a full sentence.
BODY
NEED STEP
II. Statement of Need
A. Illustration
B. Ramifications
1.
2.
C. Pointing
Transition: Between Need and Satisfaction
SATISFACTION STEP
III. Statement of Solution
A. Explanation of Solution
B. Theoretical Demonstration
(or)
C. Practical Experience
D. Meeting Objections
Transition: Between Satisfaction and Visualization

VISUALIZATION STEP
IV. Restatement of Proposed Solution
A. Negative Visualization
B. Positive Visualization
Transition: Between Visualization and Call to Action
CONCLUSION
ACTION STEP
V. Restatement and Summary
A. Call to Action / Statement of Specific Action or Attitude Change
B. Statement of Personal Intent/Action Taken
C. Clincher / Reason to Remember
WORKS CITED:
If you sourced information it must be cited