Outline
The beginning of the speech
The introduction
Four parts of an argument
A
R
E
I
The most important aspect of speech delivery
Your Voice
Speech given by the author of the bill
authorship speech
Describes the details of how a policy would be enacted, if voted into law by the assembly
What is a Bill
First step in writing a speech
Reseach
They said
I say
Because
Therefore
how to get better at delivery
Practice
speech that is AGAINST the bill being passed
negation speech
What is it called when the presiding office selects speakers based on who has spoken least recently
Recency
Number of arguments
2 or 3
Types of questions
Clarifying
Direct
Leading
Do this instead of using "uh" or "um".
Take a Pause
speech in support of the bill but not given by the author
sponsorship speech
Leader who runs meetings by recognizing member to speak
Presiding Officer
What is PIE
Persuade, Inform or Entertain
Why this is important/what the outcome is
How should you stand
feet planted shoulder width apart
Type of questioning where each person is given 30 seconds of back and forth questioning with the speaker
Direct questioning
The order of legislation voted on by the assembly
AGENDA
Important element in the persuasive speeches
Call to action
What is the order of the Congress debate
Open the meeting
Authorship/sponsorship speeches
New Arguments
Rebuttals
Crystalization /summary of the debate
Vote on the bill
What is PVLEGS
POISE
VOICE
LIFE
EYE CONTACT
GESTURES
SPEED
law being proposed or legislation
bill
The complete packet of legislation distributed by a tournament
The Docket