Informative speech on DUI? How to start it?
You could start off with statistics such as how many people die each year from drunk driving, what age groups are the most at risk, what age group is increasing with DUI's. More people get killed by drunk drivers in auto accidents than people who fly in airplanes or take trains on a yearly basis.You could talk about how alcohol impairs your judgment with the how much a person drinks and say it is not the same with everyone but there are some common statistics (look these up, for example hard liquor vs. beer, the liquor will make people drunk faster) You could talk about a common factor in drunk driving deaths is that not the person behind the wheel drunk gets killed, it's usually the passengers or the other people in the car they hit. You could talk about what time of day that drunk drivers are most frequent on the roads. You could talk about how drunk driving goes up significantly during football season and after sporting events, especially in high school and college. You could talk about what the legal limit is for it to be considered drunk driving depending on which state you live in (some states have zero tolerance, so even if you're not legally impaired you're considered to be). Ask questions like, Have DUI's increased or decreased within the past 10 years? Are there more programs available like sober drivers for college kids when they have parties? What colleges advocate these types of programs? Prevention, you could mention MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) when it was formed? Why it was formed? How long it has been in existence? What are the new programs for prevention involving drunk driving? Advertising methods (i.e. scare tactics (showing crushed cars at schools) dramatic commercials, internet, magazines etc) hope this helped a bit
How to start an informative speech about a country?
"China is a communist country in Asia with the east coast bordering the Pacific Ocean" is a good way to introduce your speech. that is just and example to help you come up with your own depending on the country.
How should I end an informative speech?
quicklyBut seriously, not many people like to be given information by speech or lecture alone. Have you considered adding a short statement on how the information affects you or your life, or what you hope it can mean or be used for in the future?A thanks and a hope is always good for the final few seconds. Something like“It has been an honor to speak here today. I hope everyone continues to harbor the genuine willingness to learn that brought us together, because if we really do want to make a better world, what better place for each of us to start than by making a better self. Thank you.”You want a good hook at the end, but be sure to run it by the schmaltz police before you deliver the speech. Good luck.
How do I begin an informative speech?
Here are some ways to start your speech: Kwesi MillingtonCheck out the videos on starting your speech…
Need help with my informative speech?
Start with a question then give a fact the audience can relate to. "Do you know how many people in (your country)receivee pacemakers each year"? Then answer and make it something your audience can relate to. "X people. How many of you know someone who has a pacemaker/ whose life was saved by a pacemaker?"
Can I use the word "you" in an informative speech?
I wanted to know if I can use the word "you" for the body of my informative speech? Cause I know that if I say "you should" it will turn my speech to a persuasive speech, but if by saying only "you" will it turn my speech into a persuasive speech?
Helps on a informative speech on the death penalty?
Jessie, you've chosen the more difficult side of this topic. The other side of the "eye for an eye" argument is that Jesus HIMSELF was against the death penalty (see Matthew 5:7 & 5:38-39, James 4:12, Romans 12:17-21, John 8:7, and James 1:20). It is true that some victims' families are pro-capital punishment, but there are also many that are against it (see websites below). Painting with a broad brush here is a losing tactic. The arguments against capital punishment are much more compelling (and plentiful): - Mistakes happen. Since 1973 in the U.S., 138 people have been released from death row because they were exonerated by DNA and other new evidence (DNA is not available in most homicide cases). These are ALL people who were found guilty "beyond a reasonable doubt." A life sentence is reversible. An execution is not. - Cost - because of the legal apparatus designed to minimize wrongful executions (and the enormous expense of death row incarceration), it costs taxpayers MUCH more to execute someone than to imprison them for life. - It is not a deterrent - violent crime rates are consistently HIGHER in death penalty jurisdictions. - It is inconsistently and arbitrarily applied. - Because the U.S. is one of the last remaining nations with capital punishment, many other countries refuse to extradite known criminals who should be standing trial here. - It fosters a culture of violence by asserting that killing is an acceptable solution to a problem. - Life without parole (LWOP) is on the books in most states now (all except Alaska), and it means what it says. People who get this sentence are taken off the streets. For good. - As Voltaire once wrote, "let the punishments of criminals be useful. A hanged man is good for nothing; a man condemned to public works still serves the country, and is a living lesson." - Whether you’re a hardened criminal or a government representing the people, killing another human being is wrong. Period. “He did it first” is not a valid excuse. The last website below has tons of info that may be able to help you in your research. I hope that helps - good luck on your speech!
Which lines can I take to start a speech?
Audience will listen to you completely in the first 20 seconds you start speaking.Those initial 20 seconds is the key.Beginning of a speech is definitely crucial is all aspects.It can be the following :Quotation - Choose a quotation appropriate to the speech title and inculcate that message in the speech as well. Suitable for informative and motivational speeches.Humor - Crack a joke which will add on to the audience energy. This is suitable for an entertaining and light hearted speeches.Questions - This always plays a double headed sword, as you are leaving the floor open for the audience to answer. You may or may not receive a response. Be prepared accordingly.Monologue or statements - Generic statements or facts which will help in adding value to the speech. Suitable for an informative speechAlways, remember that a good opening to a speech comes from the first few lines and that make or break your speech.ALL THE BEST FOR YOUR NEXT SPEECH !