Which logical fallacies are present in the DirectTV ad?

Take a look at the two items under media and complete the questions here.
Media
Top 10 Logical Fallacies

“Some People Like Wet Grocery Bags” (DirectTV)
Practice
In class: Which logical fallacies are present in the DirectTV ad? How can they be corrected to better persuade an audience to purchase DirectTV?
Find an image to represent one of the DirectTV logical fallacies to show what the fallacy means.
For example,

Discuss how the movie illustrates insiders and outsiders of law enforcement.

Go to the internet on YouTube, etc. or using your TV at home or another location where you may be able to find access within a safe environment, and watch the movie Training Day, Superfly, Shaft, or a movie of your choice, dealing specifically with Law Enforcement and crime fighting.
2. Go to the PowerPoint slides and/or your textbook. When referring to your PWP slides, give particular attention to slides 2 – 7. You are to write a 350 to 500 word review of the movie and provide an analysis on how the media depicts and/or distorts the reality of Law Enforcement in American. Include in your analysis, how the movie that you watch depicts and/or distorts law enforcement. Discuss how the movie illustrates insiders and outsiders of law enforcement. Also, explain whether the main character of the movie is an insider or outsider and explain specific accounts that let’s you know that he or she is an insider or outsider. Finally, discuss whether the movie provides an image of law enforcement that is closer to reality or not.
3. Make sure that you give the title to the movie that you choose to review and analyze. Also, give a title to your paper. Finally, provide a reference of the movie in APA format.

What percentage of your income do you have to pay in state income tax?

Go to the website of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (www.uspto.gov) and then summarize, in detail, your findings. Also, view the information about obtaining a patent then see whether you can estimate how long the process will take and what your cost will be. Lastly, do some online research on the case against patents or the patent system and summarize your findings. Providing personal observations and/or opinions on the issue is encouraged. Note: there is a strong push in the United States for abolishing patents and plenty of professional reference sources on point online.
Does your state have an income tax? What percentage of your income do you have to pay in state income tax? What about property taxes and sales taxes? How do these taxes in your area compare to those in four other states and communities of your choice? Lastly, NYC residents pay some of the nation’s highest local income tax rates. The Independent Democratic Conference in the state Senate is calling for elimination of New York City’s income tax on residents who make less than $50,000. Do some research and provide a summary on NYC’s income tax rates in general and the call for the elimination specifically. Your personal opinion and/or observations on this issue are also required.
Imagine you have $2,000 to buy or upgrade a computer system. Research hardware and software in computer magazines and on websites such as ZDNet. Visit a computer store or shop online to find the best value. List what you would buy, and write a summary explaining your choices.
Use the calculators at Dinkytown.net to answer the following questions:
a. You need $5,000 for a trip to Europe in two years. How much would you have to deposit monthly in a savings account paying 1 percent in order to meet your goal?
b. Investing $1,000 at 6 percent for five years, what is the difference in purchasing power of your savings if inflation increases by 2 percent annually during that time? By 4 percent?
c. Starting today, how much would you need to save each month in order to become a millionaire before you retire?
d. You need a new car. What car can you afford if you have $1,500 for a down payment, can make monthly payments of $300, and get $1,000 for trading in your old clunker?
e. How much house can you afford if you earn $36,000 a year and have $10,000 savings for a down payment, a $6,000 car loan balance, and no credit card debts?

There isn’t a word count specification. Just all of the questions need to be answered thoroughly and entirely in essay style and APA format

Is it better for a young child to go to daycare or stay home with a parent?

Prompt: Prepare a persuasive speech in which you seek to change the attitudes,
values, or behaviors/actions of your audience.
• Ensure that what you want your audience to do or believe is clear: are you trying
to change their thoughts? Their actions? Review the difference between fact,
value, and policy claims.
Your speech should be 6-9 minutes in length.
• This speech should be delivered extemporaneously. You cannot read from a
manuscript; rather, you should create notecards or a keyword outline (different
from the outline you turn in) of one page to deliver the speech from.
You must cite quality, academic sources within your speech (Peer-reviewed
journals, books, newspapers, news reports, trade journals, academic and
government publications, etc.). Six sources are required for a score of “good”
(8/10 points); eight (8) are required for full credit.
• You must turn in a full-sentence outline with your speech. Use the outline
templates provided on Blackboard to ensure you have all the required elements.
• Turn in an APA Reference sheet listing the sources cited in your speech.
• Have a clear organizational pattern: Have a reason to how you organize your
main points. The book discusses several organizational structures specifically for
persuasive speeches.

Topic:Is it better for a young child to go to daycare or stay home with a parent?
Type of Persuasive Speech: A little bit of Belief and Value
General Purpose: To persuade the audience to consider childcare
Specific Purpose: To persuade the audience to consider childcare to help increase their child’s social skills.
Central Idea (Thesis Statement): While children who stay at home may have a greater bond with their parents, children who regularly attend daycare have proven to be more well behaved.

What are some of the ideas you have used (or you will use) on adapting lessons/ assessments to best meet the needs of your ELL students?

Part 1 Reflection: What are some of the ideas you have used (or you will use) on adapting lessons/ assessments to best meet the needs of your ELL students?
Reflection Submission:
All submissions should be a minimum of 250 words
Part 2 Develop an Enhanced Lesson: Reflecting on the two WIDA Focus on Differentiation Bulletins that you read, select a lesson plan that you have already completed or one you need to develop in your academic/content area. (You can develop the lesson from scratch or select one from a teacher edition, carefully vetted online resources or even use a lesson that you have created before.) Be sure to provide proper citation for using any existing lesson or topic that is not original to you. You can determine the grade level and specific subject, but it should be current to what you teach.
In this lesson, you are enhancing the lesson to be inclusive of English Language Learners. Write out the lesson plan and include differentiated instruction techniques and strategies for English Language Learners.
Remember, the student(s) you are developing the lesson for come from a variety of socio-economic, cultural, and linguistic backgrounds. You can select one student from the student profiles you completed or you can ask colleagues to complete student profiles for you to use in developing your enhanced lesson. Include a narrative describing the students you are targeting and the expected outcome from your lesson.
Modify the lesson to meet the needs of your ELL students. Add modifications you made in BOLD. At the end of your lesson, write a short narrative as to why you selected these modifications.

Discuss the similarities and differences between the women in Othello and “The Story of an Hour” with regards to balancing duty and independence.

Carefully read the instructions before you begin.
Considering methods suggested throughout the course, write a comparison-contrast essay that discusses a significant literary element present in Othello and common to one of the short stories listed on the course syllabus.
You may choose to write an essay that comments on the similarities and differences between:
two characters;
a common theme;
a common motif;
the works’ portrayals of gender norms;
or, how the settings relate to their respective narratives.
If you want to work on your own idea for a comparison-contrast topic, be sure to consult with me before you write on it.
Otherwise, students may freely write an essay in response to one of the sample topics provided.
In either case, be sure to indicate which topic you are writing about in your essay’s title (for example, “Villains: For Love or Money”).
Your essay should be 750 words in length (+/- 75 words).
You will be graded on the quality of your content, organization, style, and mechanics.
Be sure to include a clear and outlining thesis statement.
SAMPLE TOPICS:
Discuss the similarities and differences between the women in Othello and “The Story of an Hour” with regards to balancing duty and independence.
Compare and contrast how the theme of appearances is significant in both Othello and “Young Goodman Brown.”
Compare and contrast the effect the setting has on a narrative’s tone with reference to both Othello and “Hills Like White Elephants.”
FORMAT: Your essay must adhere to MLA format guidelines (consult Purdue’s MLA guide online).
In particular, this means you must follow MLA guidelines when formatting your essay’s first page (for instance, there is no title page), when formatting your header and any end notes, when documenting quotes and paraphrases, and when formatting your Works Cited list.
You are only required to use primary sources for this assignment; however, if you do consult any secondary sources, then you must also properly document them in the body of the essay and your Works Cited list.

Write a research paper expresing your opinion on a current event or controversial issue, such as abortion, the death penalty, health care in America, the COVID-19 pandemic, the Black Lives Matter Movement, the2020 Presidential election and/or its aftermath, or something else currently or generally in the news.

Directions: Choose ONE (1) topic only. Your research papaer should have a THESIS statement, THREE specific exmaples (including evidence of a secondary research) and a conclusion. Should be formatted according to MLA or APA guidelines. 5-6 pages mininum, 12 font Times New Roman, tyoed, doubled-spaced. MUST INCLUDE AT LEAST 2 SECONDARY SOURCES.

Topics
1. Write a research paper expresing your opinion on a current event or controversial issue, such as abortion, the death penalty, health care in America, the COVID-19 pandemic, the Black Lives Matter Movement, the2020 Presidential election and/or its aftermath, or something else currently or generally in the news.

OR

2. Write on a topic of your own choosing that meets the requirements of a research paper for this class in length, MLA or APA documentation style and formatting and secondary source usage and citation.

Write a paper on the importance of developing building technologies to resist “earth movement, high winds, and other lateral forces” in high-rise construction.

Write a paper (4 to 6 pages long not counting the references or the cover pages) on the importance of developing building technologies to resist “earth movement, high winds, and other lateral forces” in high-rise construction. Examine relevant techniques and other factors such as “building load and height” issues in structural design and support your points with some examples

Could you please use relevant technologies that are in use today to help compensate for these factors in construction?