Chapters 10,11 Research and Constructing the Speech.

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Chapters 10,11 Research and Constructing the Speech

Research Process of investigation

Types of Sources Personal Experience Interviews/Surveys Survey Books Magazines/Journals Pamphlet Newspaper Website

Research Cards page 295

What to Record page 295, 297

Purpose Statement summarizes main idea of your speech

Organization Time Space Process Topical Problem-Solution

Introductions gains attention tells topic/purpose connect with your audience page 331

Conclusion summarize main points repeat main goal clear ending