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Stephen E. Lucas 2001 All rights reserved.. Objectives. Explain why it is important to organize speeches clearly
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Objectives Explain why it is important to organize speeches clearly & coherently.
Discuss guidelines given in text for organizing main points.
List, define, recognize examples of, and use 5 patterns of organization.
Explain 4 kinds of connectives & their role w/in a speech.
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Importance of Organization Listener comprehension improved
Listener perception of speakers competence & trustworthiness enhanced
Critical thinking skills improved
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Main Points Central feature of body of speech
Flow from purpose & central idea
Emerge after research
Limit the number of main points
from 2 to 5
Organize strategically
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Guidelines for Effective Main Points Keep main points separate, distinct, & focused on one idea.
Use parallel wording (see 8th ed, p. 210-11)
Balance amount of time spent on each main point
Roughly balanced
Doesnt have to be exactly equal
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Basic Patterns of Organization Chronological
Spatial
Causal
Problem-Solution
Topical
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Chronological Order
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Example of Chronological Order
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Spatial Order
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Example of Spatial Order
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Causal Order
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Example of Causal Order
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Problem-Solution Order
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Example of Problem-Solution Order
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Topical Order
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Example of Topical Order
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Class Exercise Brainstorm ideas for Good Student.
Look for categories of ideas.
Come up with tentative main points.
In groups, construct 3-5 main points organized according to your assigned organizational pattern:
Chronological
Spatial
Causal Order
Problem-Solution Order
Topical
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Connective
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Types of Connectives Transition
Internal preview
Internal summary
Signpost
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Transition
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Examples of Transitions Now that we have explored the ancient origins of astrology, let us turn to its modern popularity.
So much for the present; what about the future?
We have spent a lot of time talking about the problem. Its time to discuss the solution.
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Internal Preview
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Example of an Internal Preview
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Transition Combined with Internal Preview [Transition]: Now that we have seen how serious the problem of faulty credit reports is, lets look at some solutions.
[Internal Preview]: I will focus on three--instituting tighter government regulation of credit bureaus, holding credit bureaus financially responsible for their errors, and giving individuals easier access to their credit reports.
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Internal Summary
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Example of an Internal Summary
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Internal Summary Combined with a Transition
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Signpost
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Examples of Signpost The first step in producing a Broadway play is choosing the play.
The second step in producing a Broadway play is selecting the cast.
The third step in producing a Broadway play is conducting the rehearsals.
The fourth step in producing a Broadway play is performing the play.
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