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Knowing how to analyze who your audience is, what the occasion calls for and what the purpose of a speech is a process that is imperative before

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   Instructions Knowing how to analyze who your audience is, what the occasion calls for and what the purpose of a speech is a process that is imperative before presenting information. For this assignment you are going to prepare a written speech that you would deliver if you were asked to deliver the commencement address … Read more

Students must deliver a persuasive speech to convince their audience to consider their stance on a particular issue or argument.? The speech must be?5-7 min

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Instructions:  Students must deliver a persuasive speech to convince their audience to consider their stance on a particular issue or argument.  The speech must be 5-7 minutes in length.  The students must also provide a written outline for their speech.  Conduct research on your topic using the library databases to find evidence (i.e. explanations, examples, illustrations, … Read more

Create an 8-10 slide PowerPoint presentation for an executive audience that outlines an action plan your selected organization will use to achieve its strate

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Assessment 3 Developing and Communicating the Strategic Action Plan Create an 8-10 slide PowerPoint presentation for an executive audience that outlines an action plan your selected organization will use to achieve its strategic goals and communicate the plan to stakeholders. You will record yourself presenting the slides in an audio or video recording of 5 … Read more

Analyze the differences between organization-centric and audience-centric nonprofit organizations. Discuss some of the reasons that organizations evolve into

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 Analyze the differences between organization-centric and audience-centric nonprofit organizations. Discuss some of the reasons that organizations evolve into audience-centric organizations. Provide examples of organizations that have experienced this change in perspective and how their marketing practices exemplify an audience-centric approach.  Submission, APA, 2 pages max

What does the map tell you about what the mapmaker wanted his audience to know? How does the relationship between Champlain and the Native Am

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What does the map tell you about what the mapmaker wanted his audience to know? How does the relationship between Champlain and the Native Americans in New France compare the relationship between the English and the Powhattan in Virginia? How was “freedom” experienced in early America. Who was “free” and who was not? What were … Read more

Two key issues to keep in mind both in reading others’ arguments and in presenting your own are the intended audience and the in

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Two key issues to keep in mind – both in reading others’ arguments and in presenting your own – are the intended audience and the intended purpose of the argument. Respond to TWO of the 3ss@ys this week – either Rose and Clark on community college or Lehman and Opoku-Agyeman and Addo on student loans. … Read more

For this assignment, you will shift back to professional writing (that is, writing for a nonscholarly audience) and practice applying the research to your id

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Overview For this assignment, you will shift back to professional writing (that is, writing for a nonscholarly audience) and practice applying the research to your ideas. One mistake learners make is coming up with an idea (for example, gender differences in leadership experiences) without truly incorporating the research. You likely have some ideas about your … Read more

Identify the author’s message to his original audience. In doing so, take the context into consideration (surrounding passages, overall theme of the gospel).

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submit a 1100-1500 word on either 1 Thess. 4:13-5:11 or 2 Thess. 2:1-12.  include the following: Identify the author’s message to his original audience. In doing so, take the context into consideration (surrounding passages, overall theme of the gospel). Provide references, citations, and/or brief quotations from the gospel to support your points. Identify any keywords … Read more

For this assessment, you will summarize an article for a nonacademic audience. This means you want to summarize this article using straightforwar

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Overview For this assessment, you will summarize an article for a nonacademic audience. This means you want to summarize this article using straightforward, accessible language so that someone without doctoral training will understand the key points of the study. You must write using correct grammar and punctuation as well as adhere to APA formatting. This … Read more

You can either record yourself teaching this lesson to your audience using the classroom video tools or you can prepare a narrated PowerPoint presentati

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 You can either record yourself teaching this lesson to your audience using the classroom video tools or you can prepare a narrated PowerPoint presentation with slides created for each topic. Be sure you are also submitting a written “script” of what you say in your presentation in the event the audio does not work or … Read more