Choose one of the first ten Amendments you want, and (2) describe what was the intention of the Framers behind it. (3) How it was incorporated and (4) implemented over time? (5) How and why does it matter today? (6) How it could be changed, procedurally?
Choose a topic for your persuasive speech. Craft a Word document that addresses the following: What is your topic? Who is your target audience? Share examples of logos, pathos, and ethos you will include in the speech. What other persuasive techniques and/or appeals will you use? How will you avoid defective persuasion? Identify a minimum … Read more
Instructions: In this unit, you discovered different types of special occasion speeches, such as a speech of introduction, a speech that presents an award, a speech to accept an award, a speech of dedication, a toast, a roast, an after-dinner speech, a eulogy, or a motivational speech. In your initial post, recall a time when … Read more
Persuasive Full-Speech Outline Draft Instructions: Prepare the persuasive full-speech outline. (Please view the sample outline attached here for more guidance.) The outline should have enough content to deliver an 8-10 minute persuasive speech. The outline should include the following: Specific Purpose Central Idea(aka Thesis Statement or Preview Statement) Introduction– capture attention, establish YOUR speaker credibility, preview … Read more
The team project offers a context in which you can practice and develop teamwork skills through experiential learning. Your team will choose a specific company organization and choose a specific task to accomplish. The project is organized around three main parts, namely background, discussion, and leadership decisions: Background: You and your team members search … Read more
showing that you have considered various points of view by addressing at least one counterargument (Links to an external site.) and/or concession (Links to an external site.) with a rebuttal (Links to an external site.),
Fractures The unit learning map gives you some examples of different fractures that can occur in bones. Use this or an outside source to research a type of fracture and follow the below instructions. Pick a fracture unique from your peers. Instructions: Identify the fracture type you will be discussing and describe the fracture. … Read more
Instructions The Speech of Self-Introduction is your chance to develop a short introductory speech about yourself. People frequently are asked to introduce themselves to a group. The speech developed as a result of this assignment is one you should keep and use for specific situations later on in life. It is useful for job or … Read more
What is the topic of the speech? What type of speech is this? What audience was the speaker targeting? How do you know? Based on your audience analysis, for the audience: Was the speech introduction effective? Why or why not? Did the body of the speech provide all key points as well as supportive evidence? … Read more
Imagine that you are asked to speak at a PTA (Parent-Teacher Association) meeting at your child’s school. In this fictional scenario, you would have 6-8 minutes to offer your thoughts on maintaining safety in school. Consider the audience and how you would address them if you were to actually prepare and deliver this speech. Your … Read more