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Persuasive Speech Template Guide

The document provides a template for creating a persuasive speech, emphasizing the importance of concise background information and clear thesis statements. It includes tips on using graphics effectively, structuring main points with supporting evidence, and addressing counterarguments. Additionally, it suggests incorporating images and animations to enhance audience engagement and understanding.

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Persuasive Speech Template Guide

The document provides a template for creating a persuasive speech, emphasizing the importance of concise background information and clear thesis statements. It includes tips on using graphics effectively, structuring main points with supporting evidence, and addressing counterarguments. Additionally, it suggests incorporating images and animations to enhance audience engagement and understanding.

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Karimullah Amiri
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Tip: Use graphics to set the

tone of the speech.

Type The Title Of The[


]Persuasive Speech Here

]Type the subtitle of the speech here[


Title of Persuasive Speech
Tip: Keep background details
concise, the audience will not
focus on the speech and the
[Use the exact title from the title slide.] PowerPoint if there is too much
text.

Background Information
]type detail #1 here[ 
]type detail #2 here[  Use this space to place an image that[ 
best captures the main idea of the
]type detail #3 here[  ]speech
]type detail #4 here[ 
]type detail #5 here[ 
Tip: The thesis should be clear and bold.
Use powerful images as a background or
an accent to strengthen the thesis
statement.

]Type Thesis Statement Here[


Type Main Point[ Type evidence to support[ 
]main point #1
]#1 Here
Type evidence to support[ 
]main point #1
Type evidence to support[ 
]main point #1
Type evidence to support[ 
use this space to place an image that best[
]captures the main idea of point #1 ]main point #1
Tip: The font type and size used in a PowerPoint
presentation should be clear enough and large
enough for the audience to easily see and read.
Be sure to keep in mind the distance between
the audience and the presentation screen.
Type evidence to support[  Type Main Point[
]main point #2 ]#2 Here
Type evidence to support[ 
]main point #2
Type evidence to support[ 
]main point #2
Type evidence to support[  use this space to place an image that best[
]main point #2 ]captures the main idea of point #2

Tip: It may be a good idea to add a slide in


between the main points that contains images or
video to further get across the main points.
Use this space to place an image that best[
]captures the main
Tip: Practice the idea of enough
speech point #3
so that

Type Main Point #3[ the timing and transitions become natural.

]Here
Type evidence to support main[
]point #3
Type evidence to support main[
]point #3
Type evidence to support main[
]point #3
Type evidence to support main[
]point #3
]Type Counterargument Here[

]Type evidence against the topic here[ 


]Type evidence against the topic here[ 
]Type evidence against the topic here[ 

Tip: Add an Exit Animation to each of these points


against the topic that will play as you address
each one. For example, Disappear, so the
evidence disappears after addressing the
counterargument.
Tip: If time and format permits it
may be a good idea to add another
slide for questions. It may be as
simple as a title that states
“Questions?”

]Use this space to place an image that best captures the main idea of the action step [

]Type The Action Step Here[


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