Practice Speech:
After uploading your speech to YouTube, setting the video as “unlisted,” and fixing the closed captions, submit the link to your speech below.
Second, under your link you will also need to include a bullet-point outline of your main points. Basically, I am looking to see what your sub-points are on your main points. Remember to keep the labels for your sub-points clear and brief. If you use too many words for the name of each sub-point you will confuse your audience. For example, if my speech were on the K-12 sleep deprivation topic this is what I would submit to go along with the link to my speech:
Problems
Health Issues
Academic Issues
Causes
Blame the school system
Blame biology
Solutions
What California can do
What K-12 students can do
What our class can do
You will submit your YouTube link along with your sub-points by TUESDAY at 11:59pm. Remember that your speech needs to have 7 sources and be 7 minutes long (6-8 is acceptable). If your speech fails to meet this requirement or does not have sub-points DO NOT SUBMIT IT. Finally, missing the deadline to submit your video may result in an even larger point deduction as you might not be assigned peers.
2. As a reminder, every speech you give in this class should have 7 newspaper and/or wire feed sources. You will verbally cite your 7 sources throughout your speech in your videos and you will also submit a works-cited page in order to get credit for your research. The works cited page is due every time you upload a speech. Remember that the requirements are newspaper only and 2020-2024 only.
To complete the works-cited page you will simply click the “cite” button on the article that you will be using from ProQuest (the default MLA 8th edition is sufficient). Simply copy and paste the citation to a word document.
Once you have copy and pasted the citations for all 7 articles, please submit them below. Note that your file must be either a word document or a pdf.
The post Title: “Addressing Sleep Deprivation in K-12 Students: Causes, Consequences, and Solutions”
YouTube link: [insert link here]
Outline:
I. Introduction
A. Attention grabber
B. Background information on appeared first on Brisk Writers.