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    require words. It can include facial expressions, gestures, how we dress, our general appearance etc. This aspect can be used as a tool to move up in the scientific world and improve interpersonal skills with clients. Michael Argyle is a world-renowned social psychochologist who formulated a set of non-verbal communication codes outlining the diversity and significance of this…

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    The excerpt “The Tell-Tale Heart” by Edgar Allen Poe describes how guilt slowly erodes the personality and character of man leaving him paranoid and broken. Through gestures and movement, his internal thoughts, how others perceived him, and his motivation, derives the real nature of his developing misery. The narrator projects composure in the beginning, but soon deviates as the excerpt progresses. The narrator/character is calm and controlled and has a respectful manner when the police show up.…

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    Heart,” Edgar Allan Poe, creates the clever and sneaky character of an unnamed narrator through indirect characterization. Using the components of gestures, and internal thoughts, Poe illustrates a story about the paranoia of this character and reveals that people aren’t always what you see on the surface. An example of this character making a clever gesture is him opening the door with a “light heart,- for what had I now to fear?” Poe uses a question mark at the end of this statement to show…

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    for lack of vocal variation, eye contact, and gestures. While working on my persuasive speech, I worked on memorizing more of my speech. My goal was to be able to look at my notecards minimally, and I believe I accomplished this goal. I was able to memorize my introduction and conclusion. Also, I worked on changing my tones and being a more exciting speaker. Finally, I was able to improve my gestures. In my previous speech, I had used two concrete gestures. As I practiced, I worked on talking…

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    The intent of ‘How to raise a black son in America” is to persuade the audience on race dynamics and the values instilled into him throughout his childhood. The speaker assumes other African Americans were brought up and treated the same way he was. He also assumes the audience cares about the topic. Everyone is the same "Why did I really have to mow the lawn? Why was homework really that important? Why couldn't I put jelly beans in my oatmeal?" All lives matter “So when we say that black…

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    Language is an important way in which humans communicate with each other. Language is not always only written or oral, it can be a combination of words, symbols, gestures and body movement. As an example, Australian Sign Language (AUSLAN) uses facial gestures and specific hand movements and placement. Auslan is the language of the Australian deaf community. It is a unique Australian language which has its own grammar and vocabulary (ACARA, 2014). Clark (1996) suggests language can be viewed…

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    Change Have you ever been so moved by something it changed you to do something out of character, or ever see a kind gesture and thought of the beauty if change had covered the world? Similar to Paul Logan in the story “Zero”, I became cocooned in change and my eyes will forever see the world and people living in it through another lens. To begin, I always had a heart for people, but most the time just had the connection from a distance, not enough to impact any lives or great change. Driving…

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    the lines for me. Don’t overuse too many hand gestures; just do as few as possible, moderately, like this. If a powerful tempest of passion comes on you while you are on stage, keep your emotions moderate and smooth. I deeply hate a wig wearing, a bombastic actor that tears a passion into shreds, bursting everyone’s ears to impress the audience on the lower levels of the playhouse. Most of these people only appreciate loud noises and meaningless gesture shows. I would punish an actor for making…

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    What Is ESL And Efls

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    ELLs is a special group of learners who come to the English speaking country due to various reasons. Usually, these students have insufficient English proficiency so that they are disabled from enrolling in the mainstream classrooms and are placed in special programs such as ESL. To make it specific, ELLs in the context where English is the mainstream language of the society are called ESLs; however, ELLs who are learning English in a foreign context where English is not the dominant or…

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    The interview speech experience definitely taught me a lot more than I had expected. The interview portion of this project was just as much of a learning experience as the speech. I gained I better understanding of the verbal and non-verbal skills I mastered, changes I would make, and the experiences of other people. Verbal skills are something that I feel I have not completely mastered yet. However, there are some I noticed a great improvement in since the first speech. One is talking at…

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