Directions: Create A working outline for an informative speech.  See the Example Working Outline for the format that I put in the announcements and your modules. You can choose whatever topic for your speech. Just make sure that it is not persuasive, and it's not a "how two" speech. We will be doing those later. Other tips, info, and reminders: -You can choose whatever topic for your speech. -You will use this outline to prepare for an Informative speech next week.  -Use the example of a working outline You received via email for an example of structure.  -Don't forget General Purpose and Specific purpose (Hint this speech's general purpose will be "To Inform." Example: General Purpose: To Inform                                             Specific Purpose: To Inform the Audience about the history of slinkies  Don't forget the Attention Getter Examples of types of attention getters below; - Rhetorical Question -Startling Statistic or Statement -Quote -Joke -Short story  With this outline, there should also be a Works cited sheet in MLA format. You will need at least three sources.  Please see the Perdue O.W.L (Online Writing Lab) Links Below if you need reminders of the Works Cited format.  Perdu Owl: Works Cited Basic Format Rules Link (Links to an external site.) Perdu Owl: Example Works Cited Page Link  Informative speaking, you are teaching or informing your audience about something.  Informative speakers must be credible, and this goes back to last week's lesson on Ethical speaking. Don't plagiarize other people's work. Always cite your 3....research.  Review the Tables in Chapter three (Table 3.1 and 3.2) for examples of how to cite things and what to cite.  I am linking Chapter 3 here: Chapter 3 You will also need to include a Works cited with your outline. I have included the link to Perdue OWL here for an example of works cited page.  Perdue OWL: MLA Sample Works Cited Page  General Topics for Informative Speaking    Objects  Individuals or groups    Places   Events   Ideas  Processes   Careers   For more on informative speaking please review the video below:  click here RevisedExample Working Outline (2)-1.docx or find it in module two. 

Choose two different visual media items that express opinions about trade agreements, barriers to trade or free trade. The resource list provides some examples of visual media and guidance on where to locate them on the Internet. Be sure to include the media item, or directions on how to access it, with your assessment. Make a note of the key events and ideas evident in the item, the creator and date of origin, and be sure to read any captions or quotes that are included.Analyze the message delivered by each of your visual media items. For each item, respond to the following questions in complete sentences. Cite evidence from the resource and the lesson to justify your responses.Visual Media Item One (Include media item or directions on how to access it online.)What is the issue discussed in the visual media item you chose?What is the creator’s viewpoint on the issue? What details in the resource support the author’s claim? Provide evidence from the item to support your response.Does this viewpoint reflect a commitment to free trade or to protectionism? Explain your answer and include evidence from the item to support your response.Do you agree or disagree with the viewpoint of the item you chose? Why or why not?Visual Medium Item Two (Include media item or directions on how to access it online.)What is the issue discussed in the visual media item you chose?What is the creator’s viewpoint on the issue? What details in the resource support the author’s claim? Provide evidence from the item to support your response.Does this viewpoint reflect a commitment to free trade or to protectionism? Explain your answer and include evidence from the item to support your response.Do you agree or disagree with the viewpoint of the item you chose? Why or why not?Respond to the following reflection questions based on your understanding of free trade and protectionism.What are two benefits and two costs of free trade?What is protectionism and why would a country base trade policy on it? Explain at least two reasons.