Post 1
Hi Student name,
I agree with you that the chapter emphasized the ability to communicate effectively. Informative and persuasive speeches possess different types of information delivery. Informative speech educates people and informs the audience on a particular topic, while persuasive speeches bring the art of reasoning with the audience and providing logical ideas. Informative speeches indeed rely on credible and reliable information. Therefore, a perfect informative speech includes balanced data, statistics, research, and personal perspectives. It was not challenging to come up with reliable evidence and facts for my informative speech to answer your question. Integrating the research information obtained with my perspectives helped me develop enriching knowledge that fascinated the audience. When communicating, would you use the Toulmin Model?
Post 2
Hey Student name,
I agree with you that the human mind is exciting and fascinating. Learning the persuasion art can be exciting and challenging at the same time. From a personal perspective, to persuade your audience, you have to understand that people have different life experiences and that changing people's ideas is not up to the speaker. I believe that I have an outstanding speaking ability. The audience can listen and consider the speakers' opinions without necessarily accepting them. I think that using emotion during speech delivery can take the audience to another realm. Emotions can affect people and make them experience the speaker's speech. Using narratives in discourse can help deliver the sentiment to the audience. Life experiences helped me learn to connect with people and understand what we go through; therefore, I have mastered the art of persuasive delivery. How effective do you think the Toulmin Model is? Would you use it?
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Post 3
Hello Student name,
In speech delivery, speakers have to use reasonable and persuasive opinions. The opinions expressed have to be ethically compelling to attract the audience and deliver speakers' insight and credibility. According to Aristotle, speakers' words should match their actions to strengthen their arguments (Gallo, 2019). Aristotle believed that ethos presented the speaker as ethically aware, creating trust between the audience and speakers. Giving logical ideas and ethically persuasive opinions keeps the audience hooked during speech delivery. Logical reasoning helps the audience reason together with the speaker; therefore, the audience relates the views expressed to real-life situations. Would you use the Toulmin Model? Why or why not?
Reference
Gallo, C. (2019, July 15). The Art of Persuasion Hasn't Changed in 2,000 Years . Harvard Business Review: https://hbr.org/2019/07/the-art-of-persuasion-hasnt-changed-in-2000-years
