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Outlining Basics

Outlining Basics. Use an outline to take notes, to study, or to organize information for a report. . Outlining Basics. Outlines begin with broad topics and get more detailed as they go on.. Outlining Basics. Outlines should always have a title that reflects the subject matter of the outline.. Outlining Basics.

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Outlining Basics

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    1. Outlining Basics Organizing information in the outline form helps students to experience academic success!

    3. Outlining Basics Outlines begin with broad topics and get more detailed as they go on.

    4. Outlining Basics Outlines should always have a title that reflects the subject matter of the outline.

    5. Outlining Basics The first heading on an outline is the roman numeral (I, II, III, IV, V). The roman numerals state the main topic or idea.

    6. Sample Outline Education I. Intermediate School

    7. Outlining Basics The second heading on an outline is the capital letter (A, B, C). The capital letters go beneath the roman numerals on your outline. The capital letters state a subtopic of the roman numerals’ topic or idea.

    8. Sample Outline Education I. Intermediate School A. Classes B. Schedule

    9. Outlining Basics The third heading on an outline is the number (1, 2, 3). The numbers go beneath the capital letters on your outline. The numbers are divisions of the capital letters’ subtopics.

    10. Sample Outline Education I. Intermediate School A. Classes 1. Core classes 2. Electives B. Schedule 1. Six periods per day 2. Minimum day

    11. Outlining Basics The fourth heading on an outline is the lower case letter (a, b, c). The lower case letters go beneath the numbers on your outline. The lower case letters give supporting evidence for the division stated by the numbers.

    12. Sample Outline Education I. Intermediate School A. Classes 1. Core classes a. English b. Math c. Science d. History 2. Electives a. Drama b. Foreign Language c. Band B. Schedule 1. Six periods per day a. 54 minutes per period 2. Minimum day a. 35 minutes per period

    13. Start organizing information in the outline form and you will experience academic success! Created by, Stephanie Dixon 2006

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