I have provided you and informative Project Format to follow.
I filled for you:
-Major
-Topic.
-GP
-SP
-Design.
INTRODUCTION:
-Attention Getting
-Audience Connection
-Connect to Earth Charter
-Preview
-Transition
-Body 1
Therefore, You have to research the necessary information about the Topic: Foster Care System  and fill from Body A to final. 

InformativeProject Outline GUIDE/Research!

Name:_________________

Major: Social Worker

Topic: Foster Care System

GP: To inform

SP: To inform the audience about two major problems of Foster Care System and some sustainable initiatives to improve and meet the needs of children in foster care system.

Design: Cause/ Solution

Introduction:

Attention Getting Material: Denise Goodman, a child welfare professional and consultant with the Annie E. Casey Foundation, says there needs to be an “all hands-on deck” mentality to support foster families, especially since not every family can be a foster family.

Audience Connection: Where am I going to live? This should be the concern of a child who has been separated from his family environment? Well, Tracey Feild, director of the Child Welfare Strategy Group at the Annie E. Casey Foundation, tells: We believe all kids who have to be removed from their families should be placed with other families,That’s the most important criterion for placement — or it should be.”

Connect to Earth Charter/Major: Section 4, Number 14, letter a of the Earth Charter state “Provide all, especially children and youth, with educational opportunities that empower them to contribute actively to sustainable development.” As a future Social Worker

Preview: Today I will inform all of you about two main problems at Foster Care Systems and how they affect the growth and development of children.

Transition example: “Hi guys, welcome to your new live”, (or something that relates to what you are going to report) (Be creative)

Body

I._(example) There are numerous problems hinder foster care System in the U.S.,lets address two most main that affect our children (3-4 sources in M.P. I.)

(
Note
: Place the sources wherever is most comfortable for you in your research.)

A.
Add Source______ (Note:
You can add your “voice” in which ever “number” or “letter”

you choose as long as you comment and give your personal insight in your research. This is

a MUST!) You MUST also have proper indentation like the information below!

1.________________

(here you add information about the source you researched)

NOTE: Your voice is how you connect with the research, you can provide personal examples etc… It’s written in single sentences just like the example I gave. Please see all the sample outlines from my students.

VOICE. a. ________________________________________

b. ___________________________________________

2.________________

(here you add information about the source you researched)

NOTE: add your personal insight/connection to the research

VOICE . a. ________________________________________________

b. ____________________________________________________

NOTE: Your voice is how you connect with the research, you can provide personal examples etc… It’s written in single sentences just like the example I gave. Please see all the sample outlines from my students.

B.
Add Source_______

1.________________

VOICE Ex. a.

b.

2.________________

VOICE Ex. a.
b.

a. add your VOICE/personal insight/connection to the research

b. add your personal example or a general example about the research

Transition: ________________________________

II._______________________________________________ (five sources in the second M.P. add the word “sustainable” int the topic sentence!)

(Note
: Place the sources wherever is most comfortable for you in your research.)

A.
Add Source_______ (Note:
You can add your “voice” in which ever “number” or “letter”

you choose as long as you comment and give your personal insight in your research. This

is a MUST!) You MUST also have proper indentation like the information below!

1.________________
VOICE Ex. a.
b.
a. add your VOICE/personal insight/connection to the research
b. add your personal example or a general example about the research
2.________________
VOICE Ex. a.
b.

B.
Add Source_______

a. add your VOICE/personal insight/connection to the research
b. add your personal example or a general example about the research
1.________________
VOICE Ex. a.
b.
2.________________
VOICE Ex. a.
b.

NOTE: Your voice is how you connect with the research, provide personal examples etc… It’s written in single sentences just like the example I gave. Please see all the sample outlines from my students.

NOTE:
For the sustainability step-simply google your career field

OR

your topic and the word sustainability. You should see tons of articles
choose two strong
articles that connects with your topic/research and embedded is as “C” and a “D

Transition
: And cut! End scene, that’s a wrap everyone. Let’s recap!

Conclusion:

A. Today I addressed ______________.

B. I increased your knowledge about ____, _____ and provided some sustainable initiatives…

OR

I have empowered you with the necessary information concerning ____, _____ and addressed some sustainable programs/solutions.

C. Close with a quote!
(Source)

Topic: Voting
GP: To inform
SP: To inform the audience about the history and constitutionality of voting in the United States.
Design: Chronological/Topical

Introduction:

Attention Getter: Ladies and gentlemen repeat after me: “We the People of the United States in
order to form a more perfect union establish justice, ensure domestic tranquility, provide for the
common defense, promote the general welfare to ourselves and our posterity.” In the very
beginnings of our country, “the People” referred to white, landowning men. Now, this right has
extended in respect to a broadening electorate. For the first time in history, we are finally “the
People”.

Connect the Topic to Audience: For those of us who vote, we share the social responsibility of
making our voice heard. As college students, and the future of our country, our vote in the
upcoming election will set the tone of our political system for years to come.

Connect to Self and Earth Charter: Section 4, Number 13, Letter ‘B’ of the Earth Charter
states, “Support local, regional and global civil society, and promote the meaningful participation
of all interested individuals and organizations in decision making.” As regular citizens, it can be
argued that the most vital participatory means of decision making is (someone say voting).

Preview: Today I will be providing some critical information that will hopefully educate you on
both the electoral process and the importance of embedding yourself within this process.

Transition: The ballots have opened; step right this way and allow me to lead you towards Main
Point One.

I. Voter I.D. Laws can be traced back to the very roots of our country’s birth. Let’s delve
into some of this deeply imbedded history to further our understanding.

A. The document Federalist 68 outlined the Founding Father’s reasons for not
making voting as easily accessible as they could have.

1. Currently, voting eligibility is granted to citizens over the age of 18, and in
nearly all states they must also be non-felons.

a. However, voting in the United States was originally much less
inclusive.

b. I learned that the majority of our Founding Fathers vehemently
disagreed with the idea of a representative electorate.

2. There was a popular vote made by those permitted to vote (white property-
owning men), the ultimate decision was made by “a small number of
persons, selected by their fellow-citizens from the general mass, will be
most likely to possess the information and discernment requisite to such
complicated investigations,” referencing the addition of the Electoral
College (someone say Electoral College).

B. There are two main reasons why our Founders believed the general public was not
fit to make the important decision of electing a president.

a. Due to a lack of internet or television, it was nearly impossible for
lower-class citizens to become educated enough to understand a
candidate’s position in order to form a reasonable decision.

b. During the Constitutional Convention, it was decided that an
Electoral College would satisfy smaller states. Under this system.
Each state had the same number of Electoral Votes as they had
representatives in Congress. In other words, no state could have
less than three, meaning that those residing in smaller states would
have their votes count more than those living in medium or large
states.

c. This system is still in place today. However, as voters become
more informed and news becomes more accessible, this system is
proving to be more and more unnecessary.

C. Throughout our country’s development, there have been significant changes in
our electorate.

1. According to David Wolfford, a government and politics scholar and
published author, the most common form of political participation is
voting.

a. He broadens this claim by noting how in November 2016, about
138 million people, just over 60% of America’s voting-eligible
population, cast their vote.

b. This is contrasted by the 43,782 votes in what is considered to be
America’s first real general election in 1789.

2. The inclusion of Amendments 15, 19, 23, 24, and 26 within the
Constitution have helped expand the suffrage of citizens, ensuring a
wider variety of voices coming together during election times to make
decisions for significant changes of our government. They have allowed
voting rights (someone say voting rights) for African American Males,
and have made voting for women, citizens above the age of eighteen, and
citizens residing in Washington D.C. constitutional (someone say
constitutional).

3. Additionally, with the elimination of literary tests, poll taxes, the
grandfather clause, and other restrictive mediums, more people are able to
vote now than ever before.

II. Despite these inclusive modifications to voting laws and processes, there is still a major
gap in the percentage of those that are registered to vote and those that actually do vote.

A. According to the Census’s 2016 Population Characteristics on voting, “In
2016, among the estimated 18.9 million registered nonvoters in America, the most
common reason for not voting was dislike of the candidates or campaign issues
(4.7 million registered nonvoters), followed by not being interested in the election
(2.9 million), being too busy or having a conflicting schedule (2.7 million), and
having an illness or disability (2.2 million).”

1. In other words, the grand majority of nonvoters’ reasons could be linked
to the phenomenon known as voter apathy.

2. Additionally, the lack of easier voting methods despite the technological
era we are currently residing in.

B. One of the best ways to combat this would be electronic voting and counting
systems.

1. The National Democratic Institute dives deeper into this issue, stating,
“Even if the use of such technology is both technically
feasible and desirable, it needs to be sustainable in the
long run (someone say sustainable). There are a number of
contributing factors to the long-term sustainability of
implementing electronic voting and counting, including
financial aspects, project management and staffing
arrangements.”

2. For starters, project management and staffing arrangements.
a. Discussions about electronic voting reached a peak after the 2000

elections trouble with the “hanging chads” epidemic in Florida,
according to ProCon.org. Paper ballots are often regarded as
unreliable, given its history in Bush v. Gore. Since electronic
ballots would counter the hassle of human fallacy.

b. Additionally, with more reliance of the internet, there will be less
necessity for poll workers, who are either volunteers or employees
with very small pay. However, those that do stay would need to be
trained in providing adequate support for the new systems.

3. The Organization of Engineering and Technology dives into this topic,
highlighting some of the advantages to electronic voting.

a. They point out that this may help with voter apathy since it will
appeal to the younger generation of future voters. Additionally,
since voting is considered a habitual practice, if we start the
younger generation voting strongly, they are likely to carry on
doing so in future elections.

b. They summarize their opinions by saying, “Technology has the
potential to transform voting and make politics more accessible,
particularly to younger voters, thereby increasing turnout and
making the result more reflective of the overall population.”

4. In regard to cost, there will be an initial fee for this shift in our electoral
process, however with donor support, this cost is projected to be feasible.

5. On the flip side, Electronic-Vote.org, which outlines some of the
concerns over Electronic Voting, worries that this will not only eliminate
the personality of the democratic system, but may give terrorists the
golden opportunity for sabotaging the elections in a way to gain more
influence over our country.

C. As a future lawyer, I hope to use my knowledge of the law to ensure the
continuation of equal voting rights for all eligible citizens.

Conclusion:

Transition: It’s time to close the polls and recount the ballets.

A. Today I have encouraged a deeper analysis of our country’s foundations and laws.
B. I also addressed a sustainable solution to low voter turnout and political apathy.
C. Abraham Lincoln said in The Gettysburg Address, “That Government of the people, by

the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth,” however, this can only be
done if we keep our country running “by the people”.

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https://www.procon.org/about-us.php

Name:__________________

Major: Information Technology (I.T)

Topic: Revolution of Technology

G.P.: To inform

S.P.: To inform the audience about the impact of sustainable technology in our society.

Design: Topical/Effect

Introduction

Attention Getter: Hey Siri I’m home! The door unlocks, AC turns down to 70 F, all the lights

turn on allowing the room to become more vivid, and the blinds unfold. All this simply because I

gave my phone one command, Ladies and gentleman the power of technology.

Connect the Topic to Audience: The technological advancements made in our society over the

past decades are allowing us humans to become more laid back in our daily lives. I am sure

everyone in this room has a smart phone in his/her pocket, am I right? There is so much that can

be done on that little screen, it’s just outstanding. As college students we use this technology to

help advance our rigorous academic learning. At MDC our vision is to provide an outstanding

curriculum and strategically formulated programs that exceed the critical demands of the high-

technology marketplace.

Connect to Self and Earth Charter: Section 2 number 8 letter ‘a’ of the Earth Charter states,

“Support international scientific and technical cooperation on sustainability, with special

attention to the needs of developing nations.” As a future IT specialist, I will educate my clients

and consumers about their options and show just how this career field is vital for sustainable

partnerships.

Preview: Today, I will increase your knowledge about the recent technological advances, its

impact on our daily lives, and address its sustainable future.

Transition: Hey Siri what’s next on the list? Next topic in today’s agenda would be Artificial

Intelligence.

Body:

I. Use of Artificial Intelligence has been widespread into our daily lives; we will be talking
about the use of it on most common device.

A. According to The Techradar, The Source For Tech Buying Advice, machine
learning has evolved and we use it on daily basis, one of the most common one
being on our cellphones.

1. Andrew Williams stated that most recognizable AI today would be digital
assistants.

a. Most important AI on greatest owned cellphones are Siri on the
Iphone and Google Assistant on androids.

b. My brother Mohammed Akhtar uses Google Assistant all the
time on his Samsung Galaxy Note 8 to make his day to day life
easier.

c. My sister Zainab Akhtar uses Siri on her Iphone to convert her
voice into written text to help her write out the message, which
can be very useful when driving.

2. AI masters how you use your device
a. According to an article from Popscience entitled “Get your

Phone’s assistant to actually assist you” digital assistants can
provide with anything on demand.

b. David Nield goes on and talks about how you can create
reminders, set timers, alarms and much more all alone without
even touching your phone.

c. He also goes on and mentions how settings of your phone can be
adjusted to your likings, off course done automatically by the
digital assistant examining how you use your device on daily basis.

B. According to the article on medium entitled “16 Example of Artificial
Intelligence (AI) in Your Everyday Life” AI is used on daily basis without
individuals even realizing it.

1. One main app used daily by most individuals is the mail app
a. My friend Alex Hernandez loves the user friendly email

application simply because of how the sortation of it takes place.
b. This sortation would be the category such as your inbox,

important, spam, sent, drafts, and much more which is made
possible all because artificial intelligence knowing which mail is
placed in which folder.

2. Another platform would be social media that AI helps improve.
a. LinkedIn takes advantage of AI to help individuals match with the

best job position according to their interests and location.
b. This results in a more organized feed and a better option for the

individual.
c. I found my recent job on LinkedIn which has a decent pay and is

less then 2 miles away!

C. According to an article by Manohar Parakh entitled “Mobile cloud computing
and why you should adopt it” cloud computing on mobile devices has proven to
be very efficient is very consumer friendly.

1. Manohar Parakh states that cloud services are cost friendly and can be
accessed on multiple platforms.

a. My dad Naveed Akhtar pays $0.99 for 50GB or storage.
b. His storage sync across all apple devices as well as other platforms

and can be accessed from anywhere around the world.
c. My brother Mohammed Akhtar uses Google cloud which offers

unlimited storage of pictures to save the 20,000 pictures he
currently has with no memory being taken on his phone.

2. Cloud services and what are the major advantages?
a. Services like ICloud offers the use of Find My Iphone to help

locate your lost device.
b. Devices stolen will be locked and would not be able to open unless

it is returned to the original owner.
c. My friend Jennifer Hernandez lost her Iphone once in Walmart,

found it with the help of Find my Iphone
d. Google has the same functionality on the Androids to help locate

stolen devices.

Transition: Let us hack into the next main point.

II. Let’s talk about the new innovations and the sustainability of the I.T department.
A. According to on Western Governors University entitled “Top IT innovations

and why you should be involved” IT innovations are changing the society and are
getting bigger then ever before.

1. According to the article “Innovative Smart Home Technology that
will Make Your Life Easier” smart home technology has to be one of the
smartest innovation that have taken place.

a. Smart light bulbs can be controlled from your phone.
b. Appliances such as your stove, oven, and microwave can also be

adjusted all from your phone
c. My friend John Loynaz uses his smart AC thermostat to control

the temperature from his bedroom.

2. According to an article from Security Sales & Integration, Smart
gadgets can increase the value of your home

a. Smart homes are considered to be safer and secure.
b. These gadgets from the list would be the security system and

cameras to keep the house more secure.
c. Smart homes are efficient and save you time.
d. I have my light bulbs and AC Thermostat voice activated to save

time which other individuals see as something that is worth in
purchasing the house.

B. As mentioned in the article by Industry News the article entitled “What Makes
Tesla Innovative – and What Does Teach Us?” Tesla’s ultimate mission is to
transition into sustainable energy.

1. Tech companies are bringing the change.
a. Tesla currently has three electric car models: Model 3, Model S

and Model X known for being energy efficient and proving great
distance range all done without the work of gas.

b. Elon Musk the CEO of Tesla has plans to use renewable energy
not only in automotive industry, but other industries as well.

2. An article by Boss Magazines states that over the next 15 years, Elon
Musk plans on using sustainable energy and has a way of powering the
planet.
a. For instance, solar panels are also produced by Tesla to help reduce

the cost and keep the planet eco friendly.
b. My uncle Abdul Rasheed currently owns a tesla and states that it

costs him under $15 of charging which he gets around 300 miles
from.

Transition: So how is I.T involved in Sustainable development practices?

C. As mentioned in the article “Green IT: sustainable communications and
information technology”, Information Technology field is not only booming
economically, but is also becoming energy efficient

1. One of the approaches that IT field is taking is that it is becoming eco-
friendly

a. Tech products are being made from recycled material.
b. Doing this can help reuse the same products and keeps the planet

safer and cleaner.
c. At Miami Dade College we notice that the staff takes recycling

very seriously, promoting a safer environment for the entire
campus which leads to healthier environment all around.

2. An article written by Waste360 Staff, the author mentions that Apple
switched to 100% green energy on their products

a. Tim Cook the CEO of Apple reduces the harmful risk in the
environment by using recycled products, Iphone being one of the
products while maintaining the same quality products.

b. Doing this we can conserve resources in the planet and keep our
planet in great shape for the upcoming years.

c. As for the future, conserving resources will allow us to keep the
world around us clean for the next generations and thus keeping
the cycle going.

d. I will be responsible for helping the community with this.

Transition: Let us log off and recap what was said.

Conclusion:

A. Today with you I’ve discussed the main points on technological advances and how it has
impacted our lives.

B. I have increased your knowledge about AI’s breakthrough in new innovations, addressed
its impact and sustainable future in the marketplace.

C. Peter Drucker once said “The best way to predict the future is to create it.”

Samantha Rodriguez
SPC 2017
Veterinary Medicine Major- Biology

Topic: Animal Testing

G.P.: To inform

S.P.: To inform the audience about the testing of animals and some sustainable initiatives to help
eliminate corporations from using this to excel in their business.
Design: Topical/ Effect/ Solution

Introduction:

Attention Getter: Raise your hand if you are an animal lover? Well, Angela Moxey from the
Humane Society states that the “…registration of a single pesticide requires more than 50
experiments and the use of as many as 12,000 animals.”

Connection to audience: Thousands of innocent lives are placed at risk to create one product.
We humans can all agree that we are the consumers of products that were created ruining the
lives of beautiful creatures. We all use some sort of product on our skin or household on a daily
basis, whether it’s our face wash or our makeup products, even our hair products.

Connect to Earth Charter/Major: Section1, number 1, letter a of the Earth Charter states,
“Recognize that all beings are interdependent, and every form of life has value regardless of its
worth to human beings.” As a student chasing the Veterinary Medical field, I recognize the value
in the quality of life and how it impacts our society.

Preview: Today, I will inform all of you about the experimentation on animals and the struggles
they face, as well as, some sustainable solutions to make the world a better place.

Transition: The room is ready for the first procedure. Let’s begin.

Body:
I. There are numerous types of animal testing, lets address two most common ones that

affect our society.
A. According to American Antivivisection Society one major type of testing is Eye

Irritancy Test.
1. In a (2013) article from The Humane Society titled “Rabbits: Blinded for

Beauty” states that the Draize test is used to measure irritation or corrosion
caused to the eye or skin.

Attention Getter: I’m going to ask you all, true or false: These procedures do not harm
the animals. Answer: FALSE!

a. Testing causes a tremendous amount of pain/ulceration of the eyes.

b. The results are unreliable for the reason that rabbits and humans have
different ocular anatomies.

c. Blindness and cracking of the skin is a result from the procedure.
Visual Aide: In this image you can see how laboratories restrain their animals to be able to get
proper results from the experiments. The plastic incubator holds the head in place to make it
easier for scientists to work.

2. Veterinarian Dr. Buyukmiha from the University of California states that a
rabbit’s reaction to an ocular substance may differ from that of a human.

a. Experimentation on eye irritancy will not provide accurate and safe
results.

b. In my Veterinary Assisting class, Professor Castillo taught us that
technological and virtual testing is more accurate.

Attention Strategy: Raise your hand and be honest. Would you personally use
virtual simulators to gather data?

c. I personally use virtual simulators when studying the anatomy of an
animal.

B. Another type of testing according to Cruelty- Free Testing is Acute toxicity testing.
Orrrrrr (LD50)

Attention Grabber: Someone say LD50
1. In a recent study done from the International Association Against Experiment

on Animals, LD means Lethal Dose and LD50 means a dose needed to kill 50%
of the animals used in the experiment.

a. For example, a procedure might go on for 14 days.
b. My agriculture teacher showed us the possible reactions animals can

show post a toxic overdose.
c. The Peta Foundation states that the LD50 tests give the animal being

tested convulsions, seizures, paralysis, or bleeding from the nose or
mouth.

i. I learned in my research that different animals react
distinctively with each type of. Test.

ii. This also contributes to the inaccuracy of the results and the
effect.

2. Animals are not given any form of pain relief during these experimental
procedures.

Transition: Lets grab our chemical products and move onto the second procedure.

II. What are the effects of Animal Testing and some sustainable initiatives to help
combat this issue.

A. The effects of Animal Testing can lead to various outcomes.
1. The NCBI or (National Center for Biotechnology Information) states

that the effects of laboratory testing results on humas varies.
Attention Strategy: Someone say anatomy!!
2. One major side effect is the difference between the anatomical and

genetic variations between species.

a. I remember when I first began to study the anatomies of
different animals and realized how different each species was.

b. Veterinarian Dr. Idalia Rodriguez during my internship
allowed me to use her medical books for reference when
helping her treat different species.

3. Another major effect is the environment in a laboratory and its impact
on experiments.
Attention Strategy: By a show of hands, how many of you are taking
either biology or chemistry right now.

a. I am taking Biology and Chemistry Labs at Miami
Dade College and the environment is cold and

b. These conditions affect an animal’s natural reaction to
an experimental procedure and therefore, giving
inaccurate results.

B. Katherine Groff, from the ‘New England Anti-Vivisection Society’ states
that the effect of animal research and testing disturbs the surrounding
environment.

1. Her research expressed that the disposal of animals being
testing, and chemicals being used have significantly impacted
the air we breathe.

2. This outcome is vital in recognizing the pollution and damage
that is being input into our daily lives.

Transition: Let’s prescribe some sustainable initiatives to avoid the use of innocent
lives?

C. The Department of Health states, there are sustainable protocols in place to
minimize and eliminate the use of any living creature and enhance biological
studies.

Attention Strategy: “Raise your hands if you have ever heard of the
Environmental Protection Agency…. well…”
1. Agencies like the EPA or (Environmental Protection Agency) have

stated that they will remove all studies involving animals no later than
2035.

a. I personally believe and follow this agency because
they provide accurate and reliable information.

b. Many laboratory companies such as LabCorp work
hand in hand with the EPA and must follow the
protocols being set in place in order to have a
successful business.

2. Another organization is Cruelty-Free International
a. This organization states that they go undercover to

reveal the secret about animal testing laboratories, they
expose their mysteries in hopes to end animal suffrage.

b. They have also had a number of campaigns such as,
airlines transporting monkeys or cruelty for the use of
cosmetics.

D. The RSPCA or Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals states
that organizations like their own are finding new sustainable motives to avoid
from the use of innocent animals.

1. Their research gives the society options to engage in different ways of
consuming products without using the abuse of a living thing.

Attention Strategy: “Does anyone know the name to look for on products
that avoid the use of animal testing?”
The answer is ‘Cruelty-Free’

Visual Aide: To give you a visual on what to look for, here are just some of the logos indicating
that animals were not used to test the products. Innocent lives were not harmed and placed at
risk.

2. Instead of investing in products that use the testing of animals to
succeed in their business, use products labeled ‘cruelty free’, or invest
in more homemade items.

3. As a future Veterinarian I will educate my clients about the importance
and value animals hold in our daily lives.

Conclusion:

A. Today, I discussed Animal Testings’ prevalence in our society.
B. I increased your knowledge in particular about two types of animal testing: Eye

Irritancy and Acute toxicity testing; highlighted its effects and addressed some
sustainable solutions.

C. As Maura Cummings once said, “All creatures are deserving of a life free from fear
and pain.”

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