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    Informative Speech

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    SPEECH AND THEATER ARTS ( ELT 7 ) Activity 3 Name: Alyssa Joyce C. Guevarra Course & Section: BSEd-English-2B. STUDENTS MUST SUBMIT ACTIVITY VIA LMS BIN. 1. Imagine you’re giving a speech related to your course/future profession to a group of fifth graders. Which type of informative speech do you think would be the most useful (objects, people, events, concepts, processes, and issues)? Why do you need to be a member? Processes as a type of informative speech it can help me to tell my audience why did I choose Education as my profession on are the benefits and importance of a teacher. By sharing some information regarding my chosen profession, I can also inspire them to take the profession that they really want. 2. Imagine you’re giving a…

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    INFORMATIVE SPEECH PREPARATION OUTLINE INTODUCTION Topic: How schools doesn’t prepare us for the real world. Specific purpose: You wouldn’t believe how many graduates have difficulties with very simple tasks like paying the bills and saving money. It’s a big world out there, and it will throw a lot of various challenges in your way. Central Idea: I know you don’t want to be the one that runs back to his/her parent’s house after school is done. BODY I. One thing that schools don’t teach…

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    Informative Presentation

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    Working on a team has never been an issue, although it is it takes quite a bit of work to make a functional team. Our second presentation required us to be a part of a group that would have to come together and create an informative presentation on a current issue in California. The topic that my team and I agreed on was obesity and its effects as well as some solutions people might consider. We also went in specific when we talked about some of the illnesses obesity can cause. While gathering…

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    Informative Speech

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    Informative Speech: Outline: “Managing Stress within the Classroom” Specific Purpose: To inform my audience of the ways of managing public-speaking stress in the classroom. Introduction: Here we are, at that moment of panic as a shattering feeling stretches to our very core. It is at this time, that all eyes are thrust upon us. It is at this moment, standing before the class, that many of us freeze in fear. The majority of us have likely experienced this overwhelming sense of anxiety when faced…

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    Informative Assessment

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    F. Informative Assessment: The teacher will assess the students by observing and listening as the students remodeling the strategy to the class. What are you going to do when you get to your seat? What will we do when we have a question and don’t know the answer to it Middle G. The students work will be separated by different group color. For instance, the blue will be assigned a challenge chapter for the advance learners, the yellow group will be assigned a chapter that does not…

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    Informative Experience

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    Working at a whitewater rafting company during the summer continues to be an enlightening and socially informative experience. Rafters check in at 8 a.m., fill out their release forms, select their lunch choices, and are then given the option of a wetsuit. I work at the front desk where I man wetsuit rentals, selling breakfast items, and answering peoples questions, to only name a few. When you work in this position, you are given the opportunity to observe all the people as they prepare to head…

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    broad categories: informative and divisive. In regard to society as a whole, the most beneficial kind of classification is informative; thus, the least beneficial kind is divisive. To give a better idea of what each category essentially means, they each must be more clearly defined. Informative classification will be defined as a way of categorizing people factually and objectively without regard to the “goodness” of the any person. Conversely,…

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    My informative speech was about the history of cameras. My original idea was to do how to take a good selfie, but half way into doing research about it, I realized that it was super hard to find different tips and information about how to take a good selfie. Most of the information I found was the same so I got the idea about the history of cameras because I had a couple really old cameras at home. I did really enjoy finding out about cameras and how they became a thing. I also thought about…

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    As we continue through life, we experience many forms of genres. A genre is a category or sort, but it can change according to the content of the genre as well as through the perception of the author and/or audience. Genres may be strict on their criteria, but many genres overlap. To explain, the informative genre relates to anything that is informative. A photo essay is an essay, which contains photos, and very little text. A news article can be seen as part of the informative genre, but if the…

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    “Women are like teabags. You don’t know what they are made of until you put them in hot water”, Eleanor Roosevelt certainly understood just how strong women actually are. Good afternoon Miss O’ Donovan and class, I am here to remind you that you can do anything you put your mind too even when stereotypes say you can’t. Rosie the Riveter, a famous WW2 icon, was the face for a campaign who recruited female workers for the munitions industry. These strong women were crucial to the war and yet they…

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