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“The Funniest Leadership Speech Ever!”

A great presentation comes from a well-rehearsed, well written speech. A presentation starts with good content, but the delivery of said presentation is what matters to the audience. Body language, eye contact and the fluidity of the speaker drives a presentation’s delivery forward and gets the point of the presentation across to the audience all while keeping the audience interesting in what the presentation is about. A leadership video posted on YouTube by SpecificDusty showcases the correct ways to deliver an impressive presentation and captivate an audience without ever missing a beat. The speaker in the video incorporates Continue reading...

“I Have a Dream Speech” Rhetorical Analysis

On August 28, 1963, Martin Luther King Jr. delivered one of the most memorable speeches of all time on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, his “I Have a Dream” speech. Entrenched in the Civil Rights battles of the 60’s, this speech has since become arguably the most notable and influential Civil Rights speech in American history. Timed in accordance with the 100 year anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation, King gave this speech as part of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom rally. It brought together the nation’s most prominent leaders of the civil rights Continue reading...

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Analyzing a Political Commercial:

1992 Bill Clinton Campaign Ads
The commercial is championing Bill Clinton and generally the Democratic Party; and is against George H. W. Bush and other Republicans. It starts with showing the number of unemployment over the past eight years, which according to the speaker, has reached its peak during the reign of the Republicans. The ad then criticizes the republicans for having “stealing” the extension of unemployment benefits, cutting medicare for senior citizens, and trying to reduce college loans.
The ad’s main argument is that Republicans (especially Bush) have done many damages to the country’s economy Continue reading...

Abstract

This article looks at the vital skill of English as a second language taught to very young children. In many countries, English is taught to children as young as pre-school aged, but the teaching methods are often untested and unregulated. Inexperienced instructors may also teach English. Review of literature includes: an article comparing the experiences of native English and nonnative English speaking teachers, the use of animated stories to teach English, and a study of the effectiveness of various teaching methods on the attitudes and skills of young English learners. Proposal for a study showing the long-term effect of Continue reading...

ESOL is an acronym that refers to “English for Speakers of Other Languages.” It is an acronym that is sometimes used in the place of more common acronyms like “ESL” because it does not specify how many languages the speaker must speak before he or she begins to learn English-- rather than referring to English as a “second” language, it merely refers to the process of learning English as a foreign language, regardless of age or how many languages the individual already speaks.
Many people are choosing to learn English today because it is such a global language. Because Continue reading...

Discovering the Unrealistic Elements in Reed’s Play

On the first look, the play seems to be merely a biographical work hovering about a great musician who has also been influential in improving some aspects of the political conditions of his society; however, this seventeen-paged play successfully draws on numerous other social political issues and is only using that context to reach its goal. Issues such as: the state of women in the society, how white people (even the liberal ones) feel toward people with colored skin, what has become of music, etc are investigated in the play.
But in this particular play, the more controversial than Continue reading...