Burden of Proof

Expectations the show that continuing to do or not do what we are already doing will be problematic

Characteristics of policy speech

Focus on fixing public problem, challenging status quo, identify policy experts, Need/ plan/ practicality, speaking for eloquence, calling for specific action, anticipating counter arguments

Problem- Solution

Introduction, Main Point #1 Problem (need), Main Point #2 Solution (Plan & Practicality), Conclusion

Problem- Cause- Solution

Introduction, Main Point #1 Problem (Need), Main Point #2 (Cause), Main Point #3 (Plan and Practicality), Conclusion

Comparative Advantage

Introduction, Main Point #1 Current Approach, Main Point #2 Deficiencies in current approach (Need), Main Point #3 Alternative approach (Plan) and Why (Practicality), Conclusion

Monroes Motivated Sequence

Attention, Need, Satisfaction (Plan+ Practicality), Visualization, and Action