Vaping Health Risks Persuasive Speech Outline

You will write an outline about how bad is vaping and how it should be banned for all ages. Vaping causes serious health risks, including depression, lung disease, and stroke. Additional notes: Vaping among kids is skyrocketing: addicting a new generation to nicotine and introducing them to smoking. Also, there is no proved long-term studies about the effect of vaping which makes even more dangerous because we don’t know what might happen in 20 years with vaping. People have a wrong mindset that is vaping is a safe alternate of smoking while it is not. If there is a state or country where a policy to ban vaping has been implemented, that could work as a model. Consider how you will use ethos, logos, and pathos to persuade. Six credible sources are required. 

Attached is a persuasive outline sample that you can follow the same structure for this topic.

You will choose an organizational pattern for your speech. Questions of policy speeches can be organized by Problem-Solution, Problem-Cause-Solution, or Monroe’s Motivated Sequence. These are your only three options. 

In developing a policy speech seeking immediate action, the first step is to demonstrate a need for action. Tell us what harms exist or will be created if we fail to take action. (i.e. how many lives are in danger, how much money is being wasted, how many people are suffering needlessly? etc.) The second step is to provide a plan with specific action steps that should be taken. The third step is to demonstrate the practicality of how this plan will solve the problems.

Monroe’s Motivated Sequence (MMS) is tailor-made for policy speeches that seek immediate action because it guides the advocate through a step-by-step logical and psychologically sound process of organizing a persuasive message.  The steps of motivated sequence are as follows:

    Attention (Intro), Need, Satisfaction, Visualization, Action (Conclusion)