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Principles of Sourcing in Speech Writing

The document discusses principles of speech writing. The third principle is sourcing information from relevant and timely sources like magazines, newspapers, books, journals, search engines, and people. The information should be at an appropriate level for both the speaker and audience. The fourth principle is outlining and organizing the speech content. This involves sorting gathered information into categories and then organizing the actual speech outline, which is the best method. There are five types of outlines: chronological, spatial/geographical, cause and effect, problem-solution, and topical.

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Principles of Sourcing in Speech Writing

The document discusses principles of speech writing. The third principle is sourcing information from relevant and timely sources like magazines, newspapers, books, journals, search engines, and people. The information should be at an appropriate level for both the speaker and audience. The fourth principle is outlining and organizing the speech content. This involves sorting gathered information into categories and then organizing the actual speech outline, which is the best method. There are five types of outlines: chronological, spatial/geographical, cause and effect, problem-solution, and topical.

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The 3rd and 4th

Principle in
Speech Writing
Third Principle of Speech Writing:

SOURCING THE
INFORMATION
Sourcing the
Information

This involves seeking out all


the available means for finding
materials to support the speech.
GOOD SOURCES

Magazines
Newspapers
Books
Journals
Search Engines
People
Note:
Information for any Speech should be:

RELEVANT
TIMELY
Level of knowledge of both the
Speaker and the Audience, without
offending the Listener
4th Principle of Speech Writing

OUTLINING AND
ORGANIZING
THE SPEECH CONTENT
Outlining and Organizing
Speech Content
This makes sense of all the
information gathered, for it may
become overwhelming, wanting to
include everything in detail is not
possible for there is a time limit.
2 Steps of Speech
Organizing and
Outlining
STEP 1: Sorting the Info, may be
in categories or classified
according to the points they
make.

In categories, it may involve:


statistics, testimonies, opinions,
historical facts, etc.
Step 2: Organize the
Speech itself. The best
method is an outline.
Organizing – to arrange or
order things

Outlining – to list only the


most important parts
5 TYPES OF
OUTLINES
1. Chronological Outline
- a historical/time
approach, like from the past
to present

i.e. Development of Ilocos


Region from Martial Law to
the Present
2. Spatial/Geographical
Outline - going from one
place to another, one
direction to another

i.e. The Heritage Churches


of Pampanga
3. Cause and Effect Outline

- involves a discussion of
both cause and effects of an
issue

i.e. The Fish Kill in Laguna


de Bay
4. Problem-Solution Outline

- explain a problem and


suggest a possible solution

i.e. Cleaning Up Manila Bay


5. Topical Outline - divides
the topic into subtopics based
on importance or interest
value or simply because the
topic requires it.

i.e. Social Media Have Made


Us Anti-Social
Thank you!

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