Thesis Statement: I believe that addressing an envelope is a very important tool not only to write back to friends and family, but is a tool that you will need to succeed in this new adult lifestyle through payments and job applications. For many college students, this is the first time they are away for an extended period. Not only can this be a stressful time for students, it can also be a time of sadness or confusion. Students may miss their family and friends, or they may be stressed at the thought they are now on their own. Students at this time in their life begin to understand the importance of communication with family members, but in today’s society, this generation has never had to think about physically sending written letters in the mail. Technology has sadly taken the place of this mechanism. Students in this generation are missing out on the bigger picture in tools they will need to use later in …show more content…
With these three items, I could physically show the class how to address an envelope. Our minds throughout the years have been structured in the same in some aspects. Throughout our lives we have been trained to read left to right. Therefore, we naturally learn better when we have that structure of a left to right sequence. An example of this is just when a teacher naturally works their way left to right on a chalkboard. I began with the sender’s or your information that is placed in the top left hand corner of the envelope to engage the audience at the beginning. For everything I described, I wrote on the envelope in front of the class so they could physically get a representation of what I was talking about. It is proven that most students learn more when they have a visual representation of a topic. I then worked across the envelope and verbally taught about each area as well as continue to write out each
JUSTIFICATION: In researching the possibilities that the bite marks can be falsely identified, I found that the analysis is not always an accurate way to identify the suspect, that being said I think that we should reconsider the partial bite mark being used as evidence.
Specific Purpose: To tell my sophomore students know about 3 reasons. Why the parents choose their children vaccinate?
Topic: Addiction to social media General Purpose: To persuade Specific purpose: To persuade my audience that social media is hurting us mentally and our social lives. Thesis: Social media can cause serious problems to you and your health, so we need to put addiction to social media to rest. I. Introduction A. Attention-getter: The ages of 55 and 64 year olds who use social media fell “worried or uncomfortable” when they can’t access any type of social media accounts (Wright, 2015).
Have you ever found the joy in a certain physical activity? Have you ever been repelled from joining something because of one physical workout, only to join because of that very exercise? Do you know what it’s like to think you're bad at something, only to have your friends be shocked by what you can do? I definitely know what that’s like, but I won’t get into the whole season, or even the first meet. I will just tell you of the first practice.
Joshua Weg Prof. Sepulveda COMS 151/L 8 November 2015 General Purpose: To Persuade Specific Purpose: to Persuade my Audience to learn a programming language Why Learn a Programming Language Introduction I. Attention Getter: In High School, my friend and I are discussing card games, when he starts talking about. His idea for a card game. As he describes the idea I suggested to him that his card game sounds more like an MMORPG (Massive Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game) game.
As the legendary Irish writer and spiritual teacher, John O'Donohue says in his essay, Beginnings: "Beginnings are new horizons that want to be seen... Somehow, they win clearance and become fiercely free of the grip of the past. What is the new horizon in you that wants to be seen?" I find the passion of his demand, "What is the new horizon in you that wants to be seen?" very resonant with reasons I've noticed that bring people to coaching.
Clean Up Mississippi Tackles D’iberville Elementary School I. Introduction Many people partake in littering because they overlook the consequences it has on the environment due to not properly knowing about the effects. They know that littering is “bad”, but don’t know how or why it’s bad. Litter threatens public health because it is a breeding ground for bacteria, causes car accidents, starts fires, and harms plants and animals, not to mention it could kill them as well. According to the CDC foundation, “Public health is the science of protecting and improving the health of families and communities through promotion of healthy lifestyles, research for disease and injury prevention and detection and control of infectious diseases” ("What is
Introduction Hook:________________________________________________________ Thesis statement: Popular social networking sites and apps currently provide numerous ways of entertainment, however we have little understanding the negative impact they have on our lives. Body Paragraph 1 Transition: According to (Author, Source), ". . . " (Citation)
• Explain the presentation clearly to the audiences: (Min. 50 words required for explanation) My presentation speaks about Global warming is the current increase in temperature of the Earth's surface (both land and water) as well as it's atmosphere. Average temperatures around the world have risen by 0.75°C (1.4°F) over the last 100 years about two thirds of this increase has occurred since 1975.In the past, when the Earth experienced increases in temperature it was the result of natural causes but today it is being caused by the accumulation of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere produced by human activities • Explain the benefits if audiences can provide the feedback: (Min.
Adric Brown Ms. Wagner F.O.C. P.5 20 April, 2017 Music an Integral Role in Learning General Purpose: To persuade my audience about music Specific Purpose: To persuade my audience that music plays and integral role in learning for each student. Central Idea: INTRODUCTION (Attention Getter) Music has a power of forming the character, and should therefore be introduced into the education of the young. -Aristotle (Reveal Topic)
Written letters are being becoming less and less popular as technology advances. Instead of memos, there are emails. Instead of letters, there is text messaging. The point is, the technology has advanced in many ways good and bad. Nevertheless, the negative effects of technology will overcome the good.
1 MY PERSAUSIVE SPEECHMy persuasive speech is going to be about Bullying. Did you know that bully victims are between 2 to 9 times more likely to consider suicide than non-victims, according to studies by Yale University? Or that according to statistics reported by ABC News, nearly 30 percent of students are either bullies or victims of bullying, and 160,000 kids stay home from school every day because of fear of bullying? To this day bullying is still a major problem throughout schools in America. In fact, I was a person that fell victim to bullying.
“E-mail, used by more than 7 million college students, is easier, quicker, and more spontaneous than regular mail.” (“College-to-Home E-mail”) Although electronic mail has made it possible for college students to keep in contact quickly and easily with friends and family, it can become impersonal and cause misunderstandings.
Create your syllabus in an accord with your pedagogy. Invite students to make the syllabus together. Make it learner-centered. Ex., What would they like to learn, discuss, question, understand, and practice?
Students need to understand the essence of what is being said to them or presented to them during instructional periods. For students to understand what is being said to them, teachers should use graphic organizers to help students understand what is being taught to them. Teachers can also present applicable background information and content about what they are teaching. Teachers can also present information that brings the ELLs’ cultures and experiences into the curriculum and vocabulary;...