Question

5. Action: The final step is all about encouraging the audience to take action. We clearly
state what we want them to do, whether it's buying a product, supporting a cause, or
adopting a particular behavior. We make the action seem easy, feasible, and
rewarding. This step is where we ask them to act upon the information and inspiration
we have provided throughout the sequence.
Source: The Reimagined Classroom
Graphic Source: “Public Speaking: Learning to Share with Confidence and Purpose” by Tara L. Williams
Briefly describe your assigned scenario: _________________________________________
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Answer 1

I must persuade my classmates and school staff to support and join a new campus recycling program. The goal is for students to start sorting bottles, cans, and paper into labeled bins and for the administration to fund monthly pickups. I will address common barriers (inconvenience, lack of awareness) and highlight easy steps, available resources, and the environmental and cost-saving benefits. The desired action: commit to using the bins and sign a petition to secure school funding.