See scope for details on questions:

Scope

The number of points in the body of your lecture can expand and contract as required.

• average adult attention span is 15-20 minutes: divide the body of your talk into 15-minute sub-topics
• give each sub-topic a short introduction, conclusion, and transition into the next sub-topic
• vary the pace: for example, have question periods at the end of each sub-topic, or alternate 15-minute lectures with 15-minute interactive activities or audio-visual presentations

I. Introduction (2-3 minutes)

• Opener Or Attention Getter
• Significance of topic
• Relevance to Audience
• Thesis and Preview (Tell your audience “the big picture”; give them a roadmap to their learning)

II. Body

• Point One
  • Support material

TRANSITION and CONNECTION

(sign post - words that indicate that you are going to make a point - initially, finally, next.)

• Point Two
  • Support material

TRANSITION and CONNECTION

(sign post - words that indicate that you are going to make a point - initially, finally, next.)