Proposals!

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What should you do if your audience doesn’t think your problem is serious?

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Use evidence to show why the issue matters.

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What is an example of a narrowed-down topic from a broad issue like 'environmental sustainability'?

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Reducing plastic.

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Who is the most effective audience for a proposal to reduce school cafeteria waste?

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School administrators.

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How can you show your credibility in a proposal?

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Provide research, sources, and examples.

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What should you do first when thinking about your audience’s potential resistance to a proposal?

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Anticipate their objections and address them in your proposal.

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What is the purpose of a proposal?

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To persuade an audience to accept a specific course of action.

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What elements are essential in a well-structured proposal?

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Introduction, problem statement, proposed solution, evidence, and conclusion.

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Why is it important to know your audience when writing a proposal?

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Understanding your audience helps tailor your message to their interests and concerns.

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What role does evidence play in a proposal?

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Evidence supports your claims and enhances your credibility.

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What is a common mistake to avoid in proposal writing?

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Using overly complex language that may confuse the audience.