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    • Keep it simple. • Smile and make eye contact with the audience. • Use the voice effectively with appropriate tone and pitch. • And, during the presentation; relax, breathe, and enjoy the process. Ultimately, utilizing statistical data slides, and, entertaining video enhanced the delivery of this speech. Conclusion In conclusion; the learning outcomes reflected here in this essay are the effect of my communications study. Specifically,…

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    Drafting is the process of putting one’s thoughts into words and then onto paper. To begin writing, individuals must organize their thoughts into something that makes since. Drafting is important because it allows writers to establish the foundation of their writing. If…

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    about two years after the Lackland scandal. In order to be fair with opposing views in my RBAA, I included information about what good the military was doing. I explained how the Air Force spends a large amount of time during a new enlistees training process devoted towards training in sexual assault prevention and resources that are available. I also read a lot about the issue and the multiple ways that the military was handling it. Everyone has their own point of views and I wanted to see as…

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    “Aided by the convenience and constant access provided by mobile devices, especially smartphones, 92% of teens report goi ng online daily — including 24% who say they go online “almost constantly.” With new technologies, and a faster paced world, our society has turned away from proper grammar and writing style while using social media and texting. It is now uncommon to see a well-structured sentence or thought out idea when engaging in conversation with another person. For instance, twitter.…

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    for protection under the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. This case is similar to the case at hand because it involves the assessment of student’s rights to due process during the expulsion process. With the Goss decision in mind, it can be concluded that the expelled Howard students also have constitutional rights that protect their right to due…

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    The third stipulation of the IDEA is that districts provide a free, appropriate education (FAPE) in public schools for all disabled students. The districts must pay for the cost of a student’s education and it must be based on a plan that is specialized for the student, based on their needs. The extent to which a district must go concerning this stipulation was challenged in the landmark case of Board of Education vs. Rowley. Amy Rowley a deaf Kindergarten student was receiving a hearing aid…

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    Throughout English Composition 1, I have learned several crucial writing skills. Writing skills that will benefit me in other classes, outside of school, and during my future college years. Not only will these benefit my overall writing and making it flow better, it will all in all make more sense to the readers. Even though I learned many skills and objectives during this semester, four skills really stood out to me. Cohesion, comma usage, the use of satire, and how to write a definitional…

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    Until I figured out the writing stages and what they can do to help me for the rest of my college career. The writing stages process has six stages which are understanding, brainstorming, outline, rough draft, revising, and editing we will go through stage by stage breaking each of them down to help you become a better writer. Stage one is the beginning of the whole process understanding the assignment. Knowing exactly what your professor wants you to do for the assignment…

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    effect on me than it does for people who are new coffee drinkers. Although drinking coffee is the norm in college, caffeine may effect people differently and this has influenced my idea to research its positive and negative effects on the writing process and how it varies among students. While interviewing students at the University of San Francisco, I learned that students believe that they react positively to caffeine intake. Sabrina, a student…

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    Texting, the type of writing that even your 3 year old brother can probably do now! Texting has grown and changed over the years. For example, the way people text can be formal or informal. Just like when you write a paper, when you use slang and words you would use around friends would be considered informal, but when writing a letter to a professor you would use more appropriate words. The past week I have been studying the way freshman text among the campus I attend. Based on the many years…

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