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Outlining Reading Texts in Various Disciplines Autosaved Autosaved
Outlining Reading Texts in Various Disciplines Autosaved Autosaved
Various Disciplines
Teacher Jack’s Class
Lesson Objectives
*Define outline and its uses
*Classify outlines according to content and
format
*Explain the outlining process and identify
the components of an effective outline.
*Create an outline on a particular topic.
HALLIE EPHRON
G R O U P I N G R E L AT E D I D E A S
TOGETHER.
Order
A R R A N G I N G M AT E R I A L I N
SUBSECTIONS FROM
GENERAL TO SPECIFIC OR
FROM ABSTRACT TO
CONCRETE.
Label
C R E AT I N G M A I N A N D S U B
HEADINGS.
Steps in Writing your Outline
*PURPOSE
*AUDIENCE
* T H E S I S S TAT E M E N T
*BRAINSTORM
*ORGANIZE
*ORDER (General to specific/Abstract to
concrete)
*LABEL
ALPHANUMERIC OUTLINE
Roman numeral
Capitalized letter
Arabic Numeral
Lowercase letter
_Main point
_._._ Detail
_._._._Sub topic
_ . _ . _ . _ . _ Sub detail
1. Main Point: Effective leaders
encourage a high level of
performance by expecting the
best from their employees.
1.1. People are likely to live up
to a manager’s expectations.
1.2. Called “Pygmalion effect”
i.e. expect the best and you’ll
get it.
1.3.
1.3.1. leader who expects the
best gets high achievement
1.3.2. leader who doesn’t
expect much gets low
achievement.
1.3.3.
1.3.4. pays for leaders to
expect the best
1.3. When a leader believes, the
group will succeed
1.3.3. Expectations become
self-fulfilling prophecy