In Module 11 you will be giving an informative speech. As preparation for that speech, you will need to first organize the content you want to be included.
To complete the assignment, do the following:
In a new Word document, choose one from among the five organizational patterns (chronological, spatial, topical, narrative, and cause-and-effect) for informative speeches mentioned in Ch. 13 in the Organizational Patterns for Informative Speeches section of your text. Identify and define the organizational pattern.
Explain why this organizational pattern best fits your topic, purpose, and thesis.
Using Chapter 8 and the Outline Sample I have posted below, create a complete sentence outline of your speech that includes main points, subpoints, and sub-sub points arranged in your chosen organizational pattern. Aim for at least three main points in the speech and numerous subpoints and sub-sub points that fit under the main points.
When you think of a complete sentence outline, this should resemble your whole speech written out in outline form.
At the top of your outline, you should list the topic, general-purpose, specific purpose statement, and thesis statement.
The enumeration and spacing should be exact to that of the outline sample and that of Figure 8.4 in your text. (If you need help, I have added a picture of the formatting below from the chapter)
Outline numeration structure.PNG
The only thing that I would like to be different from your textbook example is the format of the introduction, conclusion, and transitions. In the text, the introduction and conclusion are in paragraph format. However, I would like for them to be broken down into the outline format I have provided and labeled. This makes it easier for you to structure both your intro and conclusion and ensure you have all the necessary components, and easier for me to see your separate components and grade them. I would also like to see the transitions in the outline as well.
Overall this should be fairly simple as I have provided the base structure and all you really have to do is add in your information to an otherwise completed outline structure.
Complete Sentence Outline Sample (1).docxPreview the document (Sample Outline Linked here)
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