'Attention getter' diaporamas de présentation

Intermediate Composition Midterm

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Assessment 201--Beyond the Basics Assessing Program Level Assessment Plans

Assessment 201--Beyond the Basics Assessing Program Level Assessment Plans. University of North Carolina Wilmington Susan Hatfield Winona State University Shatfield@winona.edu. Outline. Language of Assessment Assessing Assessment Plans Mistakes to Avoid. Language of Assessment.

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Jeopardy

Jeopardy. Ethics. Verbal. Orator. Dialogue. Outline. Q $100. Q $100. Q $100. Q $100. Q $100. Q $200. Q $200. Q $200. Q $200. Q $200. Q $300. Q $300. Q $300. Q $300. Q $300. Q $400. Q $400. Q $400. Q $400. Q $400. Q $500. Q $500. Q $500. Q $500. Q $500.

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MCA Overview

MCA Overview. MCA overview. 10 ways to pass the state writing test: Number 1 Write in paragraph form Must have introduction paragraph Must have separate body paragraphs Must have conclusion paragraph Number 2 Must answer the question(s) in the prompt Do not write about another topic

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Chapter 9 Organizing Your Speech

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THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA

THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA. EDWARD BURKE. CONTENTS. ABOUT THE AUTHOR/TIMELINE THESIS STATEMENT/ATTENTION GETTER BLUEPRINT HIGHLIGHTS MAIN CHARACTERS PLOT SUMMARY EXCERPTS. ERNEST HEMINGWAY JULY 21, 1899-JULY 2, 1961. T I M E L I N E.

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MLA FORMAT REVIEW

MLA FORMAT REVIEW. PLEASE HAVE YOUR AGENDA BOOK!. MLA FORMAT: Running Header. Select Insert Select header 3. Select # for page (to the right) 4. Type your last name and a space 5. Close header (left hand corner). MLA FORMAT: SET MARGINS/FONT/SPACING. SET MARGINS- Page Layout

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PUBLIC SPEAKING

PUBLIC SPEAKING. No Fear. Basic Speech Outline. Introduction Main body Conclusion. Introduction. Attention getter Significance Thesis statement Transition into your first main point. Main Body. First main point Sub-points and supporting material

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Introductions and Conclusions

Introductions and Conclusions. Research 2010 Kirkland/Krieger. Introduction. This is your essays first impression: DO NOT START with an attention getter that is boring or off topic. Intrigue the reader to continue reading. Sets the tone for the ENTIRE ESSAY. Attention Getter.

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Introduction: Attention getter, connecting sentences, thesis

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Hyperbole in Action

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Humor in the Classroom

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Expository Essay Slideshow Presentation Project

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The Mode of Definition

The Mode of Definition. By: Melissa Leon, Sara Matucci , and Alex Molino.

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1. The pen may be mightier than the sword, but only if you know how to use it. 1. Choose your weapon wisely. 2. Stay focused. 3. Play by the rules. . 2. 1. Choosing the weapon: use the best form. . Ask: What is my purpose and who is my audience? Narrative essay: Telling a Story

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The Tipping Point Individual Roles

The Tipping Point Individual Roles. Summary Speaker. Requirements 1 - 2 minutes speech Typed Attention getter, body, conclusion Summarize the entire chapter Create a works cited on The Tipping Point *Insert a video or YouTube link of the summary. Thought Provoker. Requirements

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Intriguing Introductions

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Impromptu Speaking

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Beowulf Vocabulary:

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