Watch the video on YouTube and address the following : 1.Identify and explain the speaker’s primary argument related to teens and gangs 2.Identify and explore two arguments the speaker made that you agreed with or not.
Controversial topics are some of the most straightforward issues to select because they are very defined, and there is a good amount of information on them. While these topics elicit passionate and robust opinions by the speaker, we are in a collegiate environment, and all presentations are done respecting other viewpoints. You can disagree without […]
YOUR ESSAY SHOULD CONTAIN 3 PARAGRAPHS, INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION. – What words were repeated or emphasized? – Was it fast, medium, or slow? Did the speaker switch from one speed to another? – Did the speaker speak softly, loudly, or did it vary? – Did the speaker use a positive or negative tone? – […]
Violence in the Age of Social Media by James Densely (TED Talk) Watch the video and address the following: Identify and explain the speaker’s primary argument related to teen violence. Identify and explore two arguments the speaker made that you agreed with or not. “NO PLAGIARISM”
Violence in the Age of Social Media by James Densely (TED Talk) Watch the video and address the following: Identify and explain the speaker’s primary argument related to teen violence. Identify and explore two arguments the speaker made that you agreed with or not.
YOUR ESSAY SHOULD CONTAIN 3 PARAGRAPHS, INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION. Content – Who was the speaker? – Where was the speech given? – When was the speech given? (month and year) – Why was the speech given? – What made the speaker qualified to give this speech? – What words were repeated or emphasized? – […]
your writing: 1. Name of the speech: 2. Date of the speech: 3. Speaker. 4. Speaker’s position or title: 5. For what audience was the speech written? 6. For what occasion or purpose was the speech written? 7. Aspects of the speech . 1. List three literary/rhetorical devices the speaker uses, and explain the effect […]
Compare the ways in which the speaker and writer create a sense of voice as they describe their experiences
