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Outlining
WHY?
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Basics
Purpose
Road map for Speaker thoughts/ideas
Easier to follow along
End result most likely a well understood message
Parts of Speech
Parts of an Outline
Conclusion
Introduction
Body or Main Points
First things first
Start in the middle first
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Main points are the biggest part of speech
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Much easier to write intro/conclusion
Main Points
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typically 2-5
descriptive/vivid
important/relevant
support thesis
Main Points
Pattern Choice
Ordering of Main Points
PERSUASIVE
CHRONOLOGICAL
TOPICAL
order does not matter
time pattern; first, second, third, etc.
Problem/Solution
Cause/Effect
Motivation
Introduction
Order of points
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-attention getter
-credibility of speaker
-audience connection
- thesis
-preview of main points
orients listener to topic/gets
invested in it
build credibility
Introduction
Conclusion
-ties everything together
-restate thesis/main points
-end with memorable thought
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Conclusion
Transitions
words/phrases/questions
helps with fluidity of speech
used to connect parts of speech
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Transitions
Examples
Examples
"My first point is..."
"Next"...
"To conclude..."
"For example,"
"Let's move on to how we can solve this issue..."
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NOTES
Notes
Need all 3 parts of speech
Transitional words/phrases can save your presentation
Audience is important