Instruction
3 part speech INFORMATIVE SPEECH
1.) create the central idea statement for your speech. A central idea statement is much like a thesis statement for a paper. It should not start with "my speech will be on..." It should be a complete sentence and should preview the three main points of your speech.
2.) Informative Bibliography
You will need to research your topic for your informative presentation.
Once you have found some sources, create a bibliography page.
You need at leastfive sources (preferably more) to compose your presentation. At least one of those sources should be a print source (magazine, journal, newspaper.) The print source may be retrieved through the library databases. You may use APA or MLA style for your bibliography page.
Keep in mind that websites are not always credible sources. It is your responsibility to judge the credibility of any websites you use.You may not use more thantwo websites as sources. DO NOT USE WIKIPEDIA
Once you turn in your bibliography, you may still continue to look for resources. You may find better resources. You will then cite those sources in the body of your presentation.
Check the library homepage for information on how to cite sources for your bibliography.
Your bibliography page must be in alphabetical order according to the authors name. Please title your page in the center using Bibliography or Reference List or Works Cited.
Finally, write a justification statement for each of your resources. In that statement, you should explain how you know the source is credible.
3.) Create the outline for your informative speech. The outline should be in standard outline format.
User_11193 added on 01/25/17 at 07:43 PM (PST):
The bibliography is incorrect, and the justification statement is to be found after each of the sources in the bibliography, not just at the end. thank you
User_11193 added on 01/25/17 at 07:43 PM (PST):
The bibliography is incorrect, and the justification statement is to be found after each of the sources in the bibliography, not just at the end. thank you