BPS Chapter 14

a preparation or rough outlinte using full sentences in which the speaker firms up and organizes main pints and develops supporting points to substantiate them

a delivery outline to be used when practicing and actually presenting a spech

an outline in which each main and supporting point is stated in sentence form and in precisely the way the speaker wants to express the idea; generally used for working outlines

a delivery outline that uses a partial construction of the sentence form of each point, instead of using complete sentences that present the precise wording for each point

the briefest form of outline; uses the smallest possible units of understanding associated with a specific point to outline the main and supporting points

brief reminder notes or prompts placed in the speaking outline that can refer to transitions, timing, speaking rate and volume, presentation aids, quotations, statistics, and difficult-to-pronounce or remember names or words