Is the information current and made meaningful and interesting to the audience?

1. Is the information communicated accurately?
2. Is the information communicated clearly?
3. Is the information current and made meaningful and interesting to the audience?
When researching for your speech, seek the following:
 Statistics- Numerical data such as surveys, polls, budget expenses, figures, and otherquantitative support.
 Examples- Specific examples provide brief, concrete support, while an extendedexample offers a longer, more detailed overview of one example.
 Testimony- Expert testimony presents the opinions of subject-matter experts, whilepeer testimony presents the views of everyday people who have direct experiencewith your topic.
 Narrative- Recounting someone’s experience in the form of a story.REQUIREMENTS:General Purpose: To InformMode of Delivery: Extemporaneous. Rehearsed delivery using a speaking outline.
Full Outline. Make occasional eye contact with audience.

Also:
Informative Speech Outline
__Formatting (Follows sample informative speaking outline)
__Outline organizes information
__Reference page contains 4-5 sources
Introduction__Get attention
__Clearly state topic and specific purpose
__Establish credibility
__Previews main points
Body of Speech
__Speech structured around 3 main points
__Transitions heard before main points
__Speech organization easy to follow
__Speech content is relevant to speaker’s topic and specific purpose
__Speech relies on a variety of support materials
__Contains some brief examples and extended examples (narrative is optional)
__Contains some statistics & other data like polls, surveys, or financial costs)
__Contains some expert & peer testimony (paraphrasing or direct quotes
Conclusion
__Signals to audience that you are about to end (e.g., in closing…)
__Finishes strong, writes an ending (avoids saying “that’s it”)

I uploaded a sample what I want.

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