Part 1- Informative Speech Planning (100 points): Speakers will identify and inform extemporaneously the audience about a contemporary issue facing our local community. A well-developed planning outline and a speaking outline is due prior to the presentation. Presentational aids are required. A minimum of 15 references is required. 5-7 minute, time limit. Part 2- Informative Speech … Read more
Part 1- Explanatory Speech Planning Outline Opening Elements 25% of total gradeExceeds ExpectationsSpecific purpose in place. Opening with a relevant attention gaining device/tactic. Connect with audience by stating relevancy. Clear, purpose/ thesis statement. Preview main ideas. Format of opening correct with roman numerals and headers.25Meets ExpectationsMissing one of the opening elements. Opening element not correctly … Read more
1) Did you agree or disagree with the main premise of the film about gender norms for masculinity? Explain and support your position 2) In terms of aesthetics or treatment, what did the film do particularly well? What did it poorly on this score? 3) What did you learn from the film that you … Read more
The practice of public health often involves collaborative partnerships with other professionals and organizations. Part 1: Imagine you are tasked with engaging stakeholders to collaborate with your practicum organization during your practicum experience. Describe two strategies you can implement to encourage collaborative problem solving, evaluation, and decision-making among the stakeholders. Part 2: Discuss with … Read more
Write at least five substantial paragraphs (300-500 words) in response to the following: Do you agree that individual actions can affect climate change? If not, why not? What role should government play in affecting climate change? Should we be creating more national parks and protected wilderness areas? Why or why not? Be specific. Should we … Read more
The United States extends from one shore to another over the entire width of the continent. Because of this size, the United States requires reliable transportation to distribute goods, services, and security within our borders as well as ports for international commerce. The size of the nation inspires a sense of endless supply of … Read more
Some historians define what we have come to think of as “the sixties” as beginning in 1957 with the launch of the Soviet Union satellite Sputnik and ending in 1974 with the resignation of President Nixon. Many remember ’the sixties’ as an era of free artistic, political, and individual expression, but it was also … Read more