Outline Planning Guide
This guide will assist you in organizing your thoughts and drafting an outline for
your informative/explanatory article. Your annotated bibliography will also be
helpful for reference during this process.
Step 1:
Fill in the following pieces of information and answer the relationship questions.
Each of these items are required subtopics in your informative/explanatory
article.
Topic: First Amendment Freedom of Speech
Landmark Case: Tinker Vs. Demoines
Advocate example: The Threat to Free Speech in America
Contemporary Case #1: Heffernan Vs. Paterson
Contemporary Case #2: Reed Vs. Town of Gilbert
Relationship Questions:
Are the subtopics equal in importance?
No, I would say the most important subtopic would be the landmark case Tinker
Vs. Demoines.
Are there relationships of time between subtopics?
Yes, all of the cases follow a similar theme in which someone oversteps the
boundaries of the first amendment.
Are any subtopics a result of other subtopics?
Yes, the landmark court cases could be considered a sub topic of forms of
speech and how they are protected in the first amendment. As well as, the rights
of students while in school.
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This guide will assist you in organizing your thoughts and drafting an outline for
your informative/explanatory article. Your annotated bibliography will also be
helpful for reference during this process.
Step 1:
Fill in the following pieces of information and answer the relationship questions.
Each of these items are required subtopics in your informative/explanatory
article.
Topic: First Amendment Freedom of Speech
Landmark Case: Tinker Vs. Demoines
Advocate example: The Threat to Free Speech in America
Contemporary Case #1: Heffernan Vs. Paterson
Contemporary Case #2: Reed Vs. Town of Gilbert
Relationship Questions:
Are the subtopics equal in importance?
No, I would say the most important subtopic would be the landmark case Tinker
Vs. Demoines.
Are there relationships of time between subtopics?
Yes, all of the cases follow a similar theme in which someone oversteps the
boundaries of the first amendment.
Are any subtopics a result of other subtopics?
Yes, the landmark court cases could be considered a sub topic of forms of
speech and how they are protected in the first amendment. As well as, the rights
of students while in school.
This study source was downloaded by 100000860007226 from CourseHero.com on 02-09-2023 06:48:31 GMT -06:00
https://www.coursehero.com/file/16733543/207-Outline-the-Facts/
