Discuss The Pros and Cons of Medical Marijuana.

Presentation needs to be within 5 to 7 minutes in length.Present/deliver an extemporaneous Persuasive Speech, (that means minimal note reliance). If you would prefer your outline to be written in speaker notes on index cards that is great, in fact preferred over using the formal extemporaneous outline you submitted prior. Provide three academic forms of scholarship that are properly orally cited (author, title, and dates should be included for all sources directly cited or referenced). The speech should be carefully organized and contain an introduction and conclusion. Be sure to have a clear introduction that includes an attention getter, central idea/thesis statement, and a preview; offer a clear organizational structure that is clearly followed in your body; offer a clear conclusion that includes a summary statement, restated thesis, and a concluding remark.One visual aid is required and should be effectively used.Use an extemporaneous speaking style.Students are expected to adhere to the student conduct for presenting and being an audience member, please check out this section in the Student Expectations & Conduct page.The objective of this assignment is to provide students with experience in persuasive speaking. This assignment represents a culmination of the components of public speaking and is a graded speech. The instructor will grade this assigned through the GoReact submission. This assignment is worth 120 points.Select one of the major persuasive functions discussed in the text. Your persuasive goal may be to adjust listener attitudes, beliefs, and values, urge action or answer opposing views. Even though a persuasive message may entail each of these functions, for purposes of this assignment, focus on one. Adjusting Attitudes, Beliefs and Values: This speech should focus on the reasons why the audience should accept the position the speaker is advocating. Action: This speech calls for audience members to act in a particular fashion. The action should be workable and provide some degree of solvency.Opposing Views: This speech requires the speaker to refute a commonly held principle, policy, or idea.