Section 6
Outlining
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Reasons to Outline
Outlining is an important first step in speech-making; it allows you to ensure your speech flows smoothly and covers all your main points.

The Preparation Outline
As its name suggests, a preparation outline helps you lay out the main topics and sub-points of your speech.

The Speaking Outline
Speaking outlines help presenters with the timing, pacing, and overall delivery of the speech.

The Rough Draft Outline
Rough draft outlines serve as a precursor to the speech's rough draft and help organize the speakers' ideas into a cohesive topic.