Better Awareness of School Bullying
Person of Interest Speech Outline Template
INTRODUCTION
Imagine one of the last images you see is an image of your daughter hanging from a rope, dead, next to a chair in the middle of her room and later you find out that she took her life because of being bullied at school. (I will have a large picture of her sitting on a chair)
Your Credibility: (What is your interest/experience with this topic? Why should we listen to you?
My interest one school bullying is a personal one. I have dealt with the issue of school bullying off and on throughout my 12 years of coaching youth football at the elementary and middle school levels. One incident that really hit home was the suicide of 11-year-old, Marlee Fink. Who is the daughter of my close friend Ryan Fink.
Audience Relevance: (Why should your audience care about this topic?)
To raise more of an awareness about bullying. To increase communication with your children about what bullying looks like, types of bullying, and how to help you child not to become a victim of bullying.
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Transition: (Connect your introduction to your 1st main point.)
SPEECH BODY
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2nd Main Point
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CONCLUSION
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Note: Remember that you must cite your sources (in-text) in your outline, where you used a source. This speech requires you to use at least 3 sources that will be cited orally during the delivery of your speech. You should use APA format to cite your sources in-text. For example, you can cite a source at the end of the information given − (Otto, 2016). Or, you can cite it at the beginning, for example: According to Professor Otto (2016) you may also need to include page number(s) if using a direct quotation. Please be mindful of your formatting and consult the APA
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