The main idea in the speech would be to communicate the negative impacts of dog-fighting. This idea can be supported by numerous points, but to ensure consistency, only a single idea should be communicated.
The speech may begin with logical statements that have the capacity to evoke strong emotions in the audience. For instance, shocking facts and statistics about dog casualties and fatalities attributed to dogfights. This should help in affirming the negative impacts of...
The main idea in the speech would be to communicate the negative impacts of dog-fighting. This idea can be supported by numerous points, but to ensure consistency, only a single idea should be communicated.
The speech may begin with logical statements that have the capacity to evoke strong emotions in the audience. For instance, shocking facts and statistics about dog casualties and fatalities attributed to dogfights. This should help in affirming the negative impacts of dog-fighting. It is important to give actual examples. The best way to do this is through the art of storytelling.
The speech can combine some popular stories and other stories that communicate the situation. Stories will capture the audience’s attention and tap into their emotions. A Google search yielded two compelling stories that are quite evocative. In one of the stories, the dog talked about was a bait dog that was terribly abused by dog-fighting trainers (Dog-fighting survivor). The other story talked of a fighting pit-bull that was injured in the fights (Stallone the pit-bull). The dogs were however rescued and ended up living better lives under responsible caregivers.
When conducting the speech, it is always good practice to take your time by pausing, to create emphasis and enhance the tension.
Make use of visual displays if available, as visual cues work best to drive the point home.
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