How to Complete the Outline

1. How to Complete the Outline Interview Speech

2. Introduction Attention Getter _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ State topic clearly _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Did you know that… (this should be something interesting that you learned about your subject) “Did you know that there is a teacher here who fought a bear?” I had the pleasure of interviewing … (tell us who you interviewed) “I had the pleasure of interviewing Mr. Roger Arbabi, Assistant Principal at GHS.”

3. Preview main points _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ During our interview we discussed… (list your 3 main points from the packet.) “During our interview we discussed his background, education and career.” Past Present Future Background Education Career Family Education/Career Goals Background/Family Interests/Hobbies Education/Career

4. Main Points Transitions First Second Finally • We talked about his background • He grew up in a small town • Traveled to europe as a teen • Father died when he was 18 • We talked about his education • At the age of 17 he began college at Harvard • He completed his bachelors degree in 2 years and his masters in 1. • We talked about his career • His first job was as a pizza delivery man • He became a minister at the age of 25 • He taught high school science while getting his administrator’s certification and is now an AP Summarize here. It’s an OUTLINE! On your notecard you can write more details if you can’t remember them.

5. Conclusion Transition for closing _____________________ Review topic/main points __________________________________________________________________________ Last: Thought to remember _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ In conclusion EXACTLY THE SAME AS THE PREVIEW ABOVE! “During our interview we discussed his background, education and career.” Usually their piece of advice works best here. “Mr. Arbabi’s piece of advice for GHS students is to stay in school, study hard, and use your time wisely.”