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How To Develop A Persuasive Speech Topic?

by kokuj1n

A persuasive speech idea should consider stating facts, value, or
policy in order to get your listeners change their views or to
make modification on what they think and make them to act or to
agree with your opinion and solutions. This checklist will help
you turning public speaking ideas into speech topics to persuade
and not just to inform.

1. First, you have to determine who your listeners are. Because
the more controversial your speech topics are the harder you have
to persuade and make them believe on what you are trying to
convey.

2.  Realize the social-economic status of your listeners: Age,
males, females, ethnicity? What is their political, educational,
religious background? Do they have knowledge with regards to the
speech topic? What are their needs and interests?

3. Keep a note and examine your viewpoint-- why the topic
interests you and what your clear opinion is.

4. What is the attitude of your public towards your persuasive
speech idea? Why do they have to agree or act on it? Can you
develop the topic more relevant to them or make an idea that the
topic you are conveying has something to do with their life?

5. If you state a Fact Claim then you must provide proof  that
your claim is the best. Why do I think something is true or
false? Show evidence, hard facts, statistics, new figures,
illustrations, quotations, definitions.

If you state a Value Claim then appeal to the morality and
values of your listeners. Why do I like or dislike something? Why
do your listeners have to agree that something is right or wrong,
moral or immoral, valuable or worthless? Why do you want to
convince them? Offer examples the public will recognize, try to
find common ground on related subjects and expert testimonies,
and compare your idea with oppositional ideas.

If you state a Policy Claim then persuade that there is a
problem and get the listeners to agree with your solution. Appeal
to human needs, to ideas and to emotion. Give an overview of the
present situation, the causes and the bad effects everybody will
recognize. T

6. Find out and have your goal organized for your persuasive
speech idea. Formulate it in a single phrase.

Fact claim: I want to persuade that the aging population has bad
effects on the economy.

Value claim: I want to persuade that metal detectors in schools
violate the students' rights.

Policy claim: I want to persuade the public that arranged
marriages must be outlawed.

7. Now, make your goal into an effective persuasive speech idea
statement that is clearly identifying your idea: The Aging
Population Cripples The Economy, Metal Detectors In Schools
Violate Students' Rights and Arranged Marriages Must Be Outlawed
are examples of catchy persuasive speech idea statements.

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