The document discusses organizing and outlining a speech to make sense for the speaker and audience. It recommends using a linear logic structure by laying out basic arguments, discussing main points in detail with facts and data, and concluding with a summary. It also provides rules for outlining a speech, including beginning with a title, developing a thesis statement, writing an introduction, body, and conclusion, and labeling main points and subpoints with Roman numerals and capital letters for organization.

1. Organization & Outlining

8. Rules for an outline

9. Step one: Begin with a Title

10. Step Two: Develop a purpose and a thesis statement

11. Step Three: Write your introduction, body and conclusion

12. Step Four: Write an Attention Getter (AG) and a Preview

13. Step Five: Label the 2-3 points of your speech: It must be indented and labeled with Roman Numerals (I, II, III, etc)

14. Step Six: Add subpoints by indenting with capital letters

15. Step Seven: If you need additional points, indent again and use regular numbers

16. Step Eight: For the conclusion, include a summary and closing statement

17. Step Nine: BRING A REFERENCE LIST, IN APA FORMAT.