BM 223
Stress management for student
Purpose: To inform the audience how to manage stress among the students.
Introduction:
Do we all have feeling before, our stomach are ache, and our muscle are cramped? You feel defeated, you feel low and unhappy. When you try to think your solution, you are way out, and you go blank. You are stress. The Malaysia institute of stress defined stresses, physical, mental or emotion strain attention.
Body:
Reason of stresses:
1. The amount of score
2. Pressure to do well
3. Changes of environment
Tips to manage stresses:
1. Recognize our sources of our stress
2. Exercise
3. Let it go
4. Attitude
5. Extra sleep
Conclusion:
Not all stress are bad, only distress is a bad stress. There is a good stress that call eustress that come from adrenaline and your excitement. In conclusion, we cannot ignore the fact that stress is a cousin of our life. Regardless of the reasons we have to manage the stress.
Introduction
I. Attention Device-Question, Statistic, Example, Story
II. Central Idea-This is the main idea of your speech that is integrated into your opening introduction.
III. Specific Purpose-To explain (inform, prove, show) your topic with three main points that will become the body of the speech.
Body
I. First Main Point-You can write out a sentence here.
A. (story, stat, reference, etc)
B. (story, stat, reference, etc)
C. (story, stat, reference, etc)
(TRANSITION STATEMENT-This is where you need to use your last point to transition to the Second Main Point)
II. Second Main Point
A. (story, stat, reference, etc)
B. (story, stat, reference, etc)
C. (story, stat, reference, etc)
(TRANSITION STATEMENT)
III. Third Main Point
A. (story, stat, reference, etc)
B. (story, stat, reference, etc)
C. (story, stat, reference, etc)
(TRANSITION STATEMENT)
Conclusion
I. Review your main points-Recap your speech in a fun concise format.
II. Final