LAPC Social Media Impact on the Community Informative Speech Paper

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Business Finance

Los Angeles Pierce College

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Step #1: The topic of my speech will be how has social media changed the view of people. I decided to choose this topic because everything in this day, can relate back to social media and has been playing a major part for years. 

Step #2: The main points that I will be discussing in my speech, is how social media has affected society in a positive way and in a negative way. 

Step #3: When doing research, I will be looking into articles that are statically correct because statistics plays a major part in being accurate. 

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Title/Topic Specific Purpose: This is what your main points must support or prove. Tell me in one sentence what the purpose of your speech is–for example “I will inform my audience about....” Central Idea: Summarize your speech/outline in one sentence. Should clearly sum up all of your main points. A declarative sentence. INTRODUCTION I. (Attention Getter) This could be a story or anything you know will GRAB your audience's attention. II. (Reveal Topic) Reveal your topic to your audience–just your topic–not a preview. III. (Credibility Statement) Answer the question "Why should we listen to YOU?" Give some type of factual information or some reference that will show that you know what you are talking about. This could be the fact that you had a class on the topic, or that you have done a lot of research, or that you have first hand experience with your topic, or you are an expert, etc. IV. (Relevancy Statement) Tell your audience how your topic is relevant to them. V. (Preview) Briefly reveal your topic and state what your main points will be. Your Preview is your central idea/thesis statement. You could copy your central idea from above and paste it into this spot. Your Central Idea will make an excellent preview to your speech. Your central idea is your preview. (TRANSITION: Transitions are used to go smoothly from one part/point of the speech to another. Include in all of your connectives the exact wording you will use in your speech.) BODY I. (MAIN POINT 1) Your first main point goes here-it MUST be one complete sentence – your main points must be consistent with your preview and your central idea – similar wording. A. (SUBPOINT) You MUST have at least two subpoints under each main point. This could be one complete sentence or a phrase of fragment. 1. (SUBPOINT OF A) This is where the specific examples from your research are included to support your main points. You can use quotes, examples, stories, facts, statistics, analogies, etc…. Be sure to cite all sources. a. Further examples and information to support your subpoint. i. Details b. Further examples and information to support your subpoint. i. Details B. (SUBPOINT) You Must have a ‘B.’ You must include at least 2 subpoints for each Main Point 1. (SUBPOINT OF B) This is where the specific examples from your research are included to support your main points. You can use quotes, examples, stories, facts, statistics, analogies, etc…. Be sure to cite all sources. a. Further examples and information to support your subpoint. i. Details b. Further examples and information to support your subpoint. i. Details (INTERNAL SUMMARY – OF SUBPOINTS GOES HERE – Include the exact wording of your internal summary) TRANSITION: A transition is used to go smoothly from the 1st Main Point to the 2nd Main Point. (Include the exact wording of your transition) II. (MAIN POINT 2) Your second main point goes here. Follow the same format that you used for the first main point. (INTERNAL PREVIEW OF SUBPOINTS GOES HERE) A. (SUBPOINT) You MUST have at least two subpoints under each main point. This could be one complete sentence or a phrase of fragment. 1. (SUBPOINT OF A) This is where the specific examples from your research are included to support your main points. You can use quotes, examples, stories, facts, statistics, analogies, etc…. Be sure to cite all sources. a. Further examples and information to support your subpoint. i. Details b. Further examples and information to support your subpoint. i. Details B. (SUBPOINT) You Must have a ‘B.’ You must include at least 2 subpoints for each Main Point 2. (SUBPOINT OF B) This is where the specific examples from your research are included to support your main points. You can use quotes, examples, stories, facts, statistics, analogies, etc…. Be sure to cite all sources. a. Further examples and information to support your subpoint. i. Details b. Further examples and information to support your subpoint. i. Details (INTERNAL SUMMARY – OF SUBPOINTS GOES HERE – Include the exact wording of your internal summary) (TRANSITION:A Transition is used to transition smoothly from the body of your speech into the conclusion. (Include in your transitional statement your exact wording) CONCLUSION I. (Summary Statement) Summarize your main points. Be specific and concise. Give an example from each main point. I. (Memorable Closing Statement) Leave your audience with something to think about. A memorable close that refers back to the attention getter creates psychological unity for your audience. REFERENCES Your sources. Include in your outline complete citations (using APA format) of the sources you used. Include interviews and EVERY SOURCE of information you used to prepare your speech That you WILL Cite in your speech. Must be alphabetical, follow proper spacing (look at the example), and correctly cited.
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Running head: SOCIAL MEDIA IMPACT ON THE COMMUNITY.

Social Media Impact on the Community.
Student’s Name
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Date.

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SOCIAL MEDIA IMPACT ON THE COMMUNITY.

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Social Media Impact on the Community.
Specific Purpose: The main purpose of this speech to explain the various positive and negative
impacts of social media on the community from a statistical point of view.
Central Idea: Social media remains an integral tool of betterment of life in the community.
Introduction
The age of social media remains the main contagion affecting the various spheres of
people’s lives. The idea of social media primes communication through simpler channels and tools
thus increasing the connectivity and interaction between people. The likeability of the 21st century
world to a global village is solely based on social media as a means of communication through
which most sectors of the economy remain hugely dependent on. No...


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