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Persuasive Speech

Persuasive Speech

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English

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CCSS
6.NS.B.3, RI. 9-10.8, RI.11-12.5

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Erhan Gülşen

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12 Slides • 8 Questions

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What does "to persuade" mean? Explain in your own words.

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For which one (s) of the give daily activities do you choose to use the power of PERSUASION?

extending invitations to friends

cajoling people for help

getting others to like us

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A persuasive speech is meant to ​
audience members’ ​
and/or behavior appealing to some combination of their ​
and even fears. 

Whatever the topic, the goal is to ​
the audience’s attitudes and beliefs about the issue in question to more closely match that of your own.
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influence
attitudes, beliefs, values
needs, desires, interests,
modify or reinforce

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Similar to informative speeches, ​persuasive speeches serve ​


But unlike the informative speech, the explicit goal of the persuasive speech ​
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to increase understanding and awareness.
is to influence audience choices.

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Any issue that would constitute the topic of a persuasive speech represents at least ______viewpoints.

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​Any issue that would constitute the topic of a persuasive speech represents at least two viewpoints. For example, there are “pro-choice” advocates and “right-to-life” advocates; there are those who prefer a Samsung Galaxy over an iPhone.

​Persuasive Speeches Limit Alternatives 

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The ethical persuasive speaker ​
that the choice is ultimately the audience members’ to make -and he or she ​
their right to do so. Your role as a persuasive speaker is not to ​
or force your listeners to accept your viewpoint but to present as convincing a case as possible so that they might do ​
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recognizes
respects
coerce
willingly

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Guidelines for Persuasive Speech

Set modest goals.

When addressing an audience whose position differs only moderately form your own,

Make your message

Demonstrate plenty of

Establish

  • Expect minor rather than major changes.

expect to be more successful.

personally relevant to the audience.

positive consequences of your position.

credibility.

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Types of Persuasive Speech

A question about the truth or falsity of an assertion

A question about the worth, rightness and morality of an idea or action.

A question about whether a specific course of action should or should not be taken

questions of fact

 questions of value

questions of policy

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