How to Write a Speech for the Student Council?

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1. Guest9073
   

   Whether you're the president of the student council or hoping to ghostwrite a piece for someone else, writing a speech can be fun and rewarding. You'll have two goals: to motivate and educate. After providing the listeners with relevant facts and some soaring rhetoric, they will be compelled to work together to improve the state of the school. It's also a lot of fun to follow in the footsteps of great speechwriters of the past, whose rhetoric shaped the course of American history. Decide what your message should be. You might have a teacher, advisor or another authority figure tell you what to write. If you're not told what to do, look at the school around you. Find some problems the student council must address or attitudes the council should change. Finish your speech with a direct address to the audience, making it perfectly clear what you want them to think or do. As you write it, imagine how it will sound when delivered by the person who will be giving the speech. This way, you will be more likely to use language that will inspire your audience and effect change in your school.

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