longstanding curiosity towards this disorder. II. I want to inform my audience of schizophrenia which according to medical experts affects approximately 2 million Americans every year‚ especially in our age group. III. Over the course of the speech I will give an overview of the disorder followed by its symptoms‚ diagnosis‚ causes‚ treatment and experiences of my schizophrenic friend. Body I. Schizophrenia is a psychiatric disorder indicating a constant‚ often chronic‚ severe
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hurting any one when they’re driving while on there phone. It can cause injury to much more than just you. You could hit a pregnant mom or a baby can be in the other car people can never know what holds in the future. First and foremost‚ one of the main causes of death every year is car accidents and more children get killed this way more than any other accident event every year since 1985. so people who are on their phones while driving can make the risk of just driving. So all you have to do is pull
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Talia Williams Mr. Hedges SPCH 1315 10:20 MTWR July 21 2010 INFORMATIVE SPEECH OBJECTIVES Speech Topic: Hydrocephalus General Purpose: To inform Specific Purpose: To inform the audience about hydrocephalus and how it affects my brother‚ mines and my family Central idea: Hydrocephalus plays a big part in my brother
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Name :Nakoci Shaw Informative Speech Worksheet The purpose of this speech is to inform the audience I. THE INTRODUCTION A. First focus (Attention-getter) According to random 41 random fact about stress“Stress has been called “the silent killer” and can lead to heart disease‚ high blood pressure‚ chest pain‚ and an irregular heartbeat.” B. Thesis (Main idea) How to Cope with stress C. Preview statement (Major/supporting 3 points to be discussed) 1. Have to identify and except that you have
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Danielle Foster March 28‚ 2011 Informative Speech Rough Draft SC 135 Mythology General Purpose: To inform Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about mythology Organizational Pattern: Topical Introduction Have you ever heard of mythology? Whether it be Creation or Greek mythology? Are you ready to learn a little about mythology? I have spent the last couple of days researching mythology. Today I will inform you about the history‚ some of the different classes‚ and discuss some
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BASIC INFORMATIVE SPEECH OUTLINE FORMAT Name: Topic: Title: Organizational Pattern: General Purpose: Specific Purpose: Central Idea: Introduction: I. Use an attention-getter: (Use one of the formal techniques discussed in the book and class such as question‚ compelling quotation‚ startling statistic‚ anecdote‚ etc.) (Possible Citation here: Dwyer‚ 2006) II. Introduce topic and motivate audience to listen (relate importance of topic to your audience): III. Establish YOUR credibility (How
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Whitley Edwards Professor Fox Speech 1010-006 18 Feb. 2013 Informative Speech-Caffeine Outline Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about what caffeine is‚ the effects of it‚ and the withdrawal symptoms. Central Idea: Caffeine can be found in many places and comes in many forms. It can major effects on our body and we can experience major withdrawal symptoms. Introduction I. What does coffee‚ tea‚ soft drinks‚ chocolate‚ and a bottle of medications have in common
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Informative Speech Taekwondo Introduction Have you ever seen a martial arts demonstration‚ or hear of a demonstration team? Well‚ let me start off by telling you what a demonstration‚ or demo‚ team is and what they do. A demo team is a group of elite martial artists chosen to represent the school of martial arts to which they attend to the public during martial arts demonstrations. During these demonstrations they perform impressive feats that wow the audience such as‚ difficult board breaking
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There’s reasons why teens decided to use their phone while driving. Teens that observe their parents or friends driving while texting and driving‚ adapts them to say “if they can do‚ I can do it too”. Another statistic from “Texting and Driving Safety‚” says that “48% of young drivers have seen their parents drive while talking on the phone‚” – also‚ 15% teen drivers have viewed their parents text while driving. Like I said‚ teens get influenced by their parents‚ and do as they do. But teens shouldn’t
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My topic is about drunk driving. Drunk driving is important as a result of people need to understand the consequences of what happens when you are under the influence and driving. It’s also important due to the fact it will save people lives if people knew about driving under the influence. Drunk driving has a tremendous impact on the criminal justice system as a result more police officers would have to go and investigate drunk drivers‚ charge them with DUI’s‚ then later have to process them into
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