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1. Practice composing outlines so that they reflect a limited number of main points of equal importance, and incorporate subordination, division, and parallelism. |
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2. Think about how you might use the six patterns of organization in your presentations. |
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3. Draft a presentation outline, a key word outline, and a formal sentence outline. |
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4. Recognize the critical roles played by a presentation's introduction, conclusion, and internal devices such as transitions, signposts, previews, and reviews. |