The topic of my paper is “there are no convex polygons with more than 6 sides that tessellate” So, you could start by explaining why every triangle tessellates the plane. Then, you could explain why any parallelogram tessellates the plane. What about quadrilaterals in general? Do they always tessellate? How about pentagons? Then, lastly hexagons: regular hexagons tessellate, but not all hexagons do.
Attached is the instructions.
Persuasive Speech Requirements
Turn in a typed full–sentence outline
Turn in an organized reference page in APA form (www.citationmachine.net) with at least 3 sources!
Turn in Slides (7 – Title, Preview, Body I, II, III, Summary, and References)
pick a topic that’s either Florida-based or college based
Choose a “problem/solution” type topic or one that has two clear arguable sides “for or against”
Pick a topic you genuinely care about – be current, unique, and creative, and avoid ones that are overdone or outdated/resolved
Pick a topic that relates to your audience in a meaningful way (college students, Florida residents etc)
Your thesis MUST be an argument – take a strong stand or clear position
Use the Motivated Sequence or Assertion Structure for the body of your speech (see templates below)
Your speech must demonstrate ethos, pathos, and logos
Your preview must imply persuasion. Today, I will argue. Or Today, I will persuade you that …
Your speech must end with a “Call to Action”
Make an individual document for the full-sentence outline
Individual document for the keyword outline
Individual document for the reference page
Full Sentence Outline
You will use the Motivated Sequence body point structure for this speech OR you may use the Assertion structure body point structure– remember you must frame body points as I, II, & III as clear sub-arguments for the assertion structure
A full-sentence outline shows your entire speech (word for word) in outline form.
An outline is similar to an essay but uses all the elements of the detailed outline structure (Introduction, Attention-getting device, I, II, A. B. C. Conclusion etc…). This outline allows me to see your entire speech in its best possible form as well as your thought process, critical thinking skills, and ability to organize your material. It also backs up your hard work if your delivery does not go as planned.
You must cite a minimum of three sources on your outline and do three verbal citations during your presentation
(When creating your full outline you can use either the motivated sequence template or the assertion template.) samples of them are in the files below.
Key Word Outline
Your keyword outline must be on an 8×11 sheet of paper
A keyword outline uses the same structure as the formal full-sentence outline but uses phrases or partial sentences (keywords) to keep you on track as you deliver your presentation. You should glance at these during your presentation to keep you on track but do not read verbatim from them.
You must practice giving your speech aloud several times while using your slides! Know “your stuff” and deliver a complete speech using the keyword outline as a guide. Your goal is to sound conversational while following your outline.
References
You must verbally cite at least 3 different sources during your speech and document them on a reference page in APA style. *Do NOT use Wikipedia as one of your three sources! Use college-level sources (recognized periodicals, government documents, and academic journals)
You may use www.citationmachine.net
to properly format your citations. Don’t forget to put them in alphabetical order on your reference page. Remember to title that document “References” (not Works Cited/MLA or Bibliography).
(A sample of a reference page is in the file below)
Powerpoint Slides
You must have 7 slides to accompany your speech. An opening slide with your name and title of your presentation, a preview slide showing each main body point, one slide for each main body point, a summary slide, and a closing reference page slide in APA form that shows where you got your information from is best.
In addition to the “One slide per minute rule”, all slides must follow the “6/6” rule, no more than six bullets per slide with approximately 6 words for each bullet.
Each slide must have a heading (usually the main body point or speech section such as Preview, Summary, and Reference. Remember bullets are phrases not sentences and do not use any punctuation.
Make points in each bullet! Each “bullet” should be an informational phrase or brief point on its own and not a question or a single word.
Use contrasting font and background colors and small graphics. Keep your slides easy to read and follow, simple, clean looking, and professional in your style choices!
***If you use verbatim quotes, paraphrase from research, or use graphics you must cite them parenthetically on the slide using the author/year format and on the reference slide!
( use the file called persuasive speech slide to guide you down below)
Conduct a literature review of a minimum of 4 and maximum of 5 research articles related to a possible solution(uploaded) to the selected problem (Uploaded). Research articles must be primary source, related to elementary education in the United
States setting, and within 10 years. (2013-2023)
Next, write a narrative synthesizing the findings of the studies reviewed in this part The final product will be a narrative of a
minimum of 5 full pages. Paragraphs should consist of five to six sentences with support of current, scholarly sources.
Please see attached document for full instructions:
PLEASE FOLLOW ALL THE INSTRUCTIONS. BONUS MAY BE ADDED IF SATISFIED.
**Engage the prompt as it is written (answer EVERY questions in a prompt but with a clear thesis statement)
**Make an argument (personal opinion and opinion from the authors)
**Use 2 sources I provided and 1 outside source for each essay and mainly focus on the sources I provided. (see the file attached)
*I provided a bunch of resources. No need to use all of them. Just choose the ones relevant and helpful for you to address.
Please answer two of the following essay questions in 800 words each:
1. The current opioid epidemic is perhaps the worst drug crisis in US history. How did it start, why is it so severe, and how is it different from previous drug crises?
2. HIV/AIDS activists pioneered a new mode of patient activism. What did they do, and what made them so innovative? What are their most important legacies, good and/or bad?
3. Why have rates of mental illness in the US increased so much over the last several decades? If you wish, you may focus on one or more examples of mental illness.
4. Medical evidence is often uncertain or contested. Drawing on one or more examples, discuss the implications for the way we think about expertise, democracy, and health policy?
5. Explain how pharmaceutical companies promote their products. How does pharmaceutical marketing change our approach to health, illness, and medicine?
6. How do social relationships (or their absence, i.e. isolation) impact your health?
The attached file comprises the introduction and summary of three articles on heuristics and biases. Based on these inputs, analyse how they can relate to the decision of limiting a child’s screen time.
For each article, the word count will be 200 words.
My campaign is about: the wounded warrior project
Prompt
For this milestone, you will submit a short paper to evaluate the digital media strategy you will use for your final project. Reflect on how your campaign goals and your two chosen digital platforms align with the planned messaging for your intended audience. Also, explain how your messaging ideas will address and carry out your strategy. How does it align with your campaign goals? Explain which platforms were selected for the campaign and why.
What to Submit
Your paper must be three to four pages in length (in addition to a cover page and references). Use 12-point Times New Roman, double spacing, and one-inch margins. Include appropriate scholarly sources to support your ideas with correct in-text citations, a reference list, and a conclusion to summarize your work. Citations should follow American Psychological Association (APA) style.
You may refer to the outline uploaded to create this evaluation and the digital strategy.
Prompt: How does living in a surveillance culture impact self and relationship?
Feel free to write in the first person/use “I.”
Use a variety of required readings deeply and extensively to support your argument.
Quote and properly reference.
Optional materials may be used for examples and inspiration, but not as a substitute for required materials.
DO NOT use materials outside of listed readings.
Bold the thesis.
Define key terms. Be sure to explain surveillance culture (and what is involved in it), the sociological theory of self, and the role of relationship in creating self.
Include a bibliography and reference properly using APA style. (entire paper does NOT need to be in APA style.)
You may wish to consider the relationships between these concepts:
entertainment as a cultural value: performativity & the pursuit of fame
privacy, intimacy, authenticity & bonds
anxiety, depression, isolation, incivility
you may want to revisit earlier course concepts, such as social saturation, the robotic moment, and others, as you find them useful in developing your argument.
You may find it helpful to consider these questions:
What is the relationship between social media, surveillance, and social control?
What is privacy?
What is the relationship between mass surveillance and societal perceptions of privacy?
Why is privacy necessary for self, trust, and self-building intimate relationships?
How is privacy treated in American culture today?
Is privacy seen as valuable, or even possible, in a culture which prioritizes entertainment and the pursuit of fame?
Is entertainment culture premised in lack of privacy?
What is the relationship between the performative self and the private self? Are they mutually exclusive?
What is the relationship between narcissism, entertainment culture, and the pursuit of fame?
What are the effects on the “self” and our interpersonal relationships when we live in a society which thrives on entertainment and the creation of a performance version of ourselves?
How does social saturation affect perception of self, personal relationships, productivity, and so on?
Required Readings:
“Reclaiming Conversation” by Sherry Turkle (ISBN: 9781101617397)
“Alone Together” by Sherry Turkle (ISBN: 9780465093663)
“IGen” by Jean M. Twenge (ISBN: 9781501152023)
“Terms of Service” by Jacob Silverman (ISBN: 9780062282514)
“Saturated Self : Dilemmas of Identity in Contemporary LifeSaturated Self : Dilemmas of Identity in Contemporary Life” by Kenneth Gergen (ISBN: 9780465071852)
Overview
Journals in this course are private between you and the instructor. Approach these activities as (a) an opportunity to reflect upon and apply what you have learned from the assigned readings, discussions, and activities, and (b) an opportunity to share your knowledge and expertise based on your educational and professional experiences in the past. As a successful professional, you will need good reflective and writing skills. Journal activities offer you the opportunity to further develop these skills. . Each journal assignment will be graded individually with the rubric below.
What to Submit
Submit assignment as a Word document with double spacing, 12-point Times New Roman font, and one-inch margins. Each journal assignment must be at least 500 words in length. Refer to Writing and Editing for Digital Media and relevant scholarly sources to support your points and observations. Sources must be cited in APA format.
Using ONLY The Wall Street Journal website: SELECT A MAJOR STORY FROM THE PREVIOUS WEEK(HOPEFULLY ONE WHICH WAS GIVEN PRESS ON MORE THAN ONE DAY) AND SUMMARIZE, ESPECIALLY CONCERNING EFFECTS ON OVERALL MARKETS
Please review the information & Milestone One & rubric below for further instructions; Please ask, if you have any questions; Please provide 4 resources (US, peer reviewed) Please let 2 out of the 4 sources reflect the use of the theory in the last 10 years (2013-2023) (US, peer reviewed only); Do not use the resources in Milestone One, 4 new sources should be used in this assignment. Please number each question when answering.
Essay Prompt: You will state your position regarding your theory’s continuing relevance in the field of personality psychology. Then, you will be tasked with defending that position in a number of ways, including evaluating its current use.
(For this essay, the position statement is that we believe Julian B. Rotter’s theory is still relevant and used today in the field of personality psychology)
In the essay assignment, address the following:
1. Reflect on how the sources you found support or contradict your selected theory. Do your sources meet your evaluation criteria? Why or why not?
2. Evaluate the validity and accuracy of secondary research using your theory, explaining how effectively it supports your position statement. Be sure to cite specific examples from the research in your response.
3. Evaluate your theory’s appropriateness for a range of cultural perspectives in its contemporary use, and explain how effectively this supports your position statement. Be sure to cite relevant sources in your response. In other words, how well does this theory make testable predictions about human behavior across a range of cultural perspectives, including those of special populations?
The photo provides the Theorist & the topic you should be discussing for this assignment.
Upon submission of the essay, a plagarism report is MANDATORY upon delivery of work.
Lastly, please follow the rubric & answer the essay prompt, I will not complete 100% payment if the rubric is not followed or if assignment is late;
The sources & overall quality of this paper is incorrect. What was submitted is the Milestone Two; However I can’t locate any of the sources listed & I believe it misses the mark completely. Can you rewrite this assignment?