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How To Outline
By Glenn Davis
As part of doing a Subject Study in lesson 16 of Feed Yourself, you need to know how to outline. Here are some tips.
1. The outline should have one major theme or subject. Give it a title.
2. The Main Topics give a little more detail to the subject. These are the big picture ideas. State them briefly and clearly. Main Topics are identified Roman Numerals [I, II, III, IV, V, etc.].
3. Subtopics are points that relate to one of the
Main Topics and explain it. They are indented and identified with
capital letters.
4. Subpoints relate to one of the subtopics or a previous subpoint.
5.
Follow the standard format listed in the PDF below. Keep in mind that
it must have, at least, two subtopics or subpoints in a section.
For example, there cannot be a subtopic "A" unless there is subtopic
"B." If you don't have a subtopic "B" then your "A" should probably be a
Main Topic.
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