OUTLINE FORMATTING GUIDE<\/p>\n
Title: Organizing Your Public Speech<\/p>\n
Topic: Organizing public speeches<\/p>\n
Specific Purpose Statement: To inform listeners about the various ways in which they can organize their public speeches.<\/p>\n
Thesis Statement: A variety of organizational styles can used to organize public speeches.<\/p>\n
Introduction: <\/p>\n
Write a paragraph that gets the attention of the audience, establishes goodwill with the audience, states the purpose of the speech, and previews the speech and its structure.<\/p>\n
(Transition: This is a very brief statement that lets the audience know what comes next in the speech.)<\/p>\n
Body<\/p>\n
I. Main point<\/p>\n
A. Sub-point (NOTE: The number of sub-points may vary.)<\/p>\n
B. Sub-point <\/p>\n
C. Sub-point <\/p>\n
(Transition: This is a very brief statement that lets the audience know what comes next in the speech.) <\/p>\n
II. Main point<\/p>\n
A. Sub-point (NOTE: The number of sub-points may vary.)<\/p>\n
B. Sub-point <\/p>\n
C. Sub-point <\/p>\n
(Transition: This is a very brief statement that lets the audience know what comes next in the speech.)<\/p>\n
III. Main point<\/p>\n
A. Sub-point (NOTE: The number of sub-points may vary.)<\/p>\n
B. Sub-point <\/p>\n
C. Sub-point <\/p>\n
(Transition: This is a very brief statement that lets the audience know what comes next in the speech.)<\/p>\n
Conclusion:<\/p>\n
Write a paragraph that prepares the audience for the end of the speech, presents any final appeals, and summarizes and wraps up the speech. To begin the conclusion, say \u201cAs I wrap things up,\u201d or \u201cIn the moments I have left.\u201d Do not end with \u201cIn conclusion.\u201d<\/p>\n
References<\/p>\n
NOTE: Center the word References on its own page, which will come last in the outline. All references need to be in APA style.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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