Speech Outlining

This video lesson takes you through the process of preparing a working outline and a speakling outline for a public speech, using concepts discussed by Fraleigh and Tuman (2014).

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[@AvanAJ]

Thank you so much. This video really helped me when I still attended classes... unfortunately I contracted ligma, and life has been rough. I just wanted to thank you for this video though and keep at it!

[@lebaguette5393]

Ligma?

[@Zheray]

Thank you Stephen! My communications instructor at Seattle Central College used this in our curriculum and I found it very helpful!

[@stephenklien]

Thanks, Zheray! And please thank your instructor for me.

[@frankiesoto4139]

I've been looking and searching for videos that are straight forward and understandable and I have to say that your videos have been a blessing to me. Thank you so much Mr. Klien and looking forward to seeing more of your videos. Bless you

[@stephenklien]

Thanks so much!

[@shaboopie12]

Thanks this was a big help.

[@nathanking3735]

This is a very comprehensive overview. Thank you for providing this!!!

[@stephenklien]

Thanks!

[@jonjonmabbayad8788]

This discussion is very helpful. It clarified my questions in mind. Thank you !

[@stephenklien]

Thanks, Jon Jon!

[@C1GMA]

Thank You, this was very helpful! sincerly!

[@stephenklien]

You're welcome! Thanks for stopping by.

[@annawegulo8810]

Great lesson and I really enjoyed the background song.

[@stephenklien]

Thank you!

[@donpulubeevids257]

Im not very good in english but i understand your explanation very well . Thank you sir .

[@stephenklien]

Thank you!

[@carmelaoflaherty8190]

Very useful videos - thanks!! What textbook do you use?

[@stephenklien]

Thanks! These vids are based on Fraleigh and Tuman (2014/2017), Speak Up! An Illustrated Guide to Public Speaking.

[@lalatode]

GOOD actors DO make memorized lines sound natural, conversational, and especially, authentic. It's their job. Perhaps you're watching bad actors.

[@stephenklien]

Well, my larger point is that public speakers are not (primarily) actors, and what works for trained and experienced actors is not as likely to work for these speakers.

[@aktiv8teaktiv8te82]

The music was very distracting

[@esterpakpahan2384]

I love the music