How to Effectively Read a Paper:
Paragraphs, indentations, headings are visual cues as to what the main ideas are and how they fit together.
Implementation in Presentations:
Repeat these organizational elements to provide verbal signposts and allow for the audience to stay on track with the speech.
How Does this Translate to Speeches:
The speaker provides cues for the audience to allow for them to understand the big ideas and connections through the use of:
- Previews
- Main points
- Subpoints
- Transitions
- Reviews
The following document provides an overview of the functions of each component as well as strategies for implementation: Speech Outline Overview
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Examples of Monroe’s Motivated Sequence in Action: