performance made be feel at peace because the string instruments are not as loud and the sounds created from these instruments flow out more delicately then those of a bass drum or trumpet. Different instruments also create a different atmosphere. For example, in “Quatuor de Saxophones,” the different sounds from the different saxophones create a different atmosphere. Although the notes played were in the same time signature as
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Vera Blazevska Professor Shenkler Communication in Action 7 November 2014 Informative Speech General Purpose: To inform my audience about The Republic of Macedonia I. INTRODUCTION A. Attention Getter: Zdravo na site! Kako se osekjame denes? For those of you who do not speak Macedonian let me translate. Hello, everyone! Everyone doing well today? B. Purpose Statement: Today I would like to inform you about my home country, Macedonia. C. Credibility Statement: I lived in Macedonia for 16 years
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Angel Nolker How to Manage Your Stress We have all had the feeling before, our muscles are tense, our stomach is upset, we can’t sleep or eat; though some of us may eat too much. You may feel sad or depressed and when you try to think of a way to fix your problems you go blank. This is because you are stressed. Most of my facts are from medicinenet.com it’s a website edited, wrote, and reviewed by doctors. Medicinenet.com defines stress as a physical, mental, or emotional factor that causes bodily
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EXAMPLE OF INFORMATIVE SPEECH OUTLINE Informative Outline Topic: Impact of Media in the Society and Individual General Purpose: To Inform Specific Purpose: To inform my audience the negative impact of social media in the society and to the individual. Thesis: Social media websites are some of the most popular haunts on the Internet. They have revolutionized the way people communicate and socialize on the Web. I. Introduction A. Attention Getter: Today, just about everyone
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Informative Speech Outline I. Introduction A. Attention Getter: Jane Brox said, “Time and task were both disorienting. For if you were to remove everything from our lives that depends on electricity to function, homes and offices would become no more than the chambers and passages of limestone caves… simple shelter from wind and rain. No way to keep out cold, or heat, for long. No way to preserve food, or to cook it. The things that define us, that without their purpose, they lose
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purpose discussed in this chapter. Descriptive Purpose Informative Purpose Instructive Purpose Persuasive Purpose Purpose is an important concept to understand that we all need to understand every essay. The Purpose is the single most important part of your application that will tell the admissions committee who you are, what has influenced your career path so far, your professional interests and where you plan to go from here. For example, Encyclopedia was developed with a purpose of containing
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Journal # 4 : Self-evaluation of your process in preparing & delivering your informative speech. The informative speech was not that hard because all you had to do is look for the information, remember, then present it. In my view I did better in this speech, then the speeches before. My topic for the informative speech was natural capitalism. That topic was not that hard for me because it involved money in it. In
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The ethical lens inventory was informative and the results were intriguing. I have never taken a test like this before that I recollect so, I was really curious what the results would be. I thought that a lot of the results were on point meaning I agreed with them; but there were also results I really didn’t know about myself. For example, my crisis is that I can be so judgmental that I don’t have many friends because I drive people away. I didn’t want to admit this to myself but it was spot on
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psychological audience analysis? (attitudes, beliefs, values) Chapters 8 and 22: Developing Your Speech and Informative Speeches * What is the general purpose? Specific purpose? Central idea? * What is informative speaking? What are its goals? * What are the different kinds of informative speeches? * What are some strategies to enhance audience understanding in informative speaking? * What are some strategies to maintain audience interest? Chapter 9: Gathering Supporting
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platforms? For example call centres online forums etc. Please circle one number from 1 being Not very helpful to 5 being Extremely Helpful. 1 2 3 4 5 8) Have you been satisfied by NHS strategies to prevent obesity? * Very Satisfied □ * Satisfied □ * Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied □ * Unsatisfied □ * Very Unsatisfied □ 9) How frequently do you notice a marketing campaign on obesity? For example TV adverts, posters
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With changing the name back to Manor farm he starts ruling exactly how things were before with Mr.Jones and his no food and leaving his people in want. I believe that the tone of the book is informative yet stern. He is setting an example and comparing an animal farm to the Russian revolution. He does this in an informative way to show the events that took place during this time but to also captivate the reader into reading the story. When it states "The animals were happy as they had never conceived it possible to
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Information that is verifiable is called? 2. What is the best supporting material to use when trying to connect to the audience in a personal and emotional way? 3. Define and give examples of the 3 different types of testimonies (lay, expert, & testimony). 4. Define and give negative and positive examples of the 3 different types of source qualities (authority, bias, & currency). 5. True or False. Peer-Reviewed Articles are found in scholarly journals. 6. What should you
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The author is promising to answer the question: Is the origin of homosexuality predetermined by biology or the result of the environment? 2. The author’s attitude toward the reader is mostly serious, making the information on the subject more informative than entertaining. 3. Yes, the attitude is convincing, it appears that the author has feelings for the subject. 4. Yes, the order is perceivable; the author first describes how animals compare to human sexuality, then goes on to describe how men
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the effects of language in both the texts. Give some examples and analyse their effects. (16 marks) Both sources, ‘landing in the Hudson’ and ‘Questions of city-sized cruise ships’. Use different effects and techniques of language. ‘Questions of city-sized cruise ships’ is a factual article; detailed with facts and statistics which act as evidence for the statements in the case title. The writer of the article uses this to be informative in the article, therefore a good article to read if a
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Writer grabbed audience attention in her informative essay by picking really interesting and difficult job that she did while she was in college. Writer made it clear in her thesis statement that she is only going to talk about her most difficult job and her hardship in that job. “None of these jobs was as bad as my work as a waitress in a combination restaurant and ice cream parlor. The work there was physically hard; the pay was poor; and most of all, the working conditions were deplorable. “
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Draft An essay is a creative written piece in which the author uses different styles such as diction, tone, pathos, ethos or logos to communicate a message to the reader using either a personal experience, filled with morals and parables, or a informative text filled with educational terms. Educational terms could mean the usage of complicated and elevated words or simply information you would get in schools. Some authors, such as Cynthia Ozick, claim that an essay has no educational, polemical,
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ideas clearly. Supports like statistics, visuals, interpretations and judgment that appeal to pathos. These are some of the techniques that Johnson skillfully uses to create a strong, informative and convincing article. The credibility and the reputation of a writer is one of most essential components in informative works.This appeal to credibility is known as ethos, and it is fundamental to persuade the audience and to achieve the purpose of the article by demonstrating credibility and authority
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Developing Body Language Resource you must manage and develop to achieve the goal of integrated communication Important to smile & eye contact D. Versatility in Presentation 1. Impromptu Speaking a. PREP method- Point, Reasons, Examples, Restatement of points b Casual 2. Memorized Text Preparation a. written out, committed to memory, and delivered word for word. b. utilize this method for introductions, conclusions, and important pieces of evidence (quotes, etc) 3. Manuscript
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Convergent Versus Divergent Thinking is an article in the Encyclopedia of Creativity, Invention, Innovation and Entrepreneurship. There are two authors for this article, Kyung Hee Kim and Robert A. Pierce. Both of the authors of this article are professors at Universities., specifically Kyung Hee Kim is a professor at The College of William and Mary and Robert A. Pierce was a lecturer at Christopher Newport University, but now is a professor at George Mason University. Kyung Hee Kim field is in creativity
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in business nationwide welfare programs; while liberalism would generally be defined as a strong central government with a strong hand in economic affairs along with nationwide programs and influence. While the book, as a whole, is written as an informative exposé, a careful reader can see the liberal agenda buried underneath the information. This liberalism is most apparent in Schlosser's call for stricter government regulations as he critiques the cut throat capitalism exploited by the fast food
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says an action is wrong simply because it is wrong and says that an action is right simply because it is right, or that an action is wrong because God says that it is wrong and an action is right simply because he says it is right. It is with these examples that Kretzmann explains that God is either the moral creator or the moral messenger. If God is the messenger, then He has no connection with morality and He simply has told us what is right and what is wrong. This is similar to the story of Moses
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Geography 340 World Regions in Global Context Fall 2012 Syllabus Prof: Professor Kris Olds Rm. 346 Science Hall Email: kolds@wisc.edu Skype username: Tel: 608-262-5685 Office Hours @ Aldo’s Café, 330 North Orchard Street: Wednesdays 9:30-10:30 am Office Hours @ Rm 346, Science Hall: Wednesdays 4-5 pm Office Hours by appointment too if the above times don’t work TA: Ms. Samantha Greene Rm. 217 Science Hall Email: greene1@wisc.edu Skype username: Office Hours: Tuesdays 1-3
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Kristof wants to persuade his audience, Obama and his team, along with others who are for “labor standards”, that the best way to help people in poor countries is to promote manufacturing there, not campaign against them. He uses Phnom Penh as an example to show why working in the sweatshops is a dream for the families there. They would rather work at a sweatshop than stay in the dangerous garbage dump, searching for something to recycle for change. The writer establishes credibility through his experience
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class whilst being inspiring and motivating. Ensure the security of your activity participants and maintain sufficient records of the participant’s personal details and activity progress. Make learning the activity fun, interesting and informative. When in the classroom follow the SMART teaching theory, setting Specific Measurable Achievable Realistic and Time bound goals for students. Marking and assessing students work and progress. If you need to don’t be afraid to refer back to the
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assessment item will help you achieve the following learning outcomes: SWK2104 Online Unit Plan 2015 3 1 . Describe development, including biosocial, cognitive and psychological as an ongoing set of processes involving both continuity and change by giving examples from the literature; 2. Analyse different developmental events from the perspectives of the major theories of development – cross cultural psychology, cognitive, learning, humanistic and psychoanalytic – and recognise those theories when used by
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Odwalla, Inc (A) Management Writing and Reporting August 18, 2013 Case Odwalla, Inc (A) Discussion Question 1. What are the key communication issues for Odwalla? The key communication issues for Odwalla are how it will communicate to its consumers and clients the main point of they still a safe and quality Company of Fresh and Natural juice. The main issue that the company is about retaining its principal clients and consumers. For several years Odwalla has been a solid and sustainable
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She keeps us deep within her tone the entire time. In her ending she explains she wants her daughter to grow up custom to being around family, but with just them its a different “home” lifestyle. In McKibbens essay his theme has religious and informative views on having one child. He writes justifying his reason for having only one child. He also explains that its also fine to just have one child. He loves his daughter whole heartily but him and his wife thought their daughter would suffer from
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that the view of the American Revolution has been sugar coated, so to speak, by the American society. He describes what we as American know about the Revolution as a “fable” (59). In my opinion the article doesn’t seem too persuasive, it seem more informative and argumentative. Nash provides information concerning certain situation and events during the time and uses that to help prove his point or add to why he feels the way he does. The article goes on to talk about views from the lower class and
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It allowed a “nationwide community of people…” (Kyvig p.72) , to share the same informative experience at the exact same time. The radio became a very large part of the everyday life of an American and it changed the way Americans spent their leisure time as well. Families would sit down and listen to things such as sports and the “Fireside
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The movie “The Grapes of Wrath”, directed by John Ford and written by John Steinbeck is relevant to our present world problems. The story can relate to many aspects of today’s current world issues some of which includes problems I could relate. For example, an issue I can relate the movie and today’s society would be the abuse of African American descent by police officers in the United States. This is displayed in the movie when the immigrants were being attack by the police. The many different
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