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https://drive.google.com/file/d/18hDXIRHI3yXn4PT-Ae2GQIGlktzjqBNE/view?usp=drivesdk

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2-Minute Debate: Should College Students Be Allowed to Take Smart Drugs?

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Motivational and Goodwill speech What is Motivational Speech? A Motivational speech is written to persuade, or convince the listeners, to take action to improve. This might involve convincing someone that increased effort and energy will lead to improved performance.

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Relative Pronouns & Clauses - English Grammar Lesson

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AFJECTIVE CLAUSES SUBJECT RELATIVE PRONOUN

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AFJECTIVE CLAUSES SUBJECT RELATIVE PRONOUN

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Learn English Grammar: The Adjective Clause (Relative Clause)

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1. Talk about your holiday.​

2. Expand on your answers.​

3. Talk about the type of music, dances, food, typical dishes​

4. Use new expressions like: takes place, people get together to/in, mobbed, reminds me of..​

5. Describe ways to commemorate your holiday: set off, march, pray, remember.., send, wish.. Have ​

6. Use expressions to exchange wishes

7. use adjective clauses with pronouns who, whom and that

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1. IMPROVE YOUR rhythm Intonation and  Stress
https://youtu.be/FhKgxZmJpV8
2  Improve your pronunciation: http://lingorado.com/ipa/es/

3. Expand your vocabulary
http://www.thesaurus.com/
4. double check expressions in Spanish and English
http://www.linguee.es/?from=
5. correct your grammar
https://www.grammarly.com/
6. IMPROVE YOUR LISTENING
https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/en/learnenglish-podcasts

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How to Overcome Your Fear of Public Speaking

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Did you know that public speaking is the number one fear in North America? The second greatest fear is death! If you have the fear of public speaking, you are not alone. You must first recognize what "fear" is. Fear is the anticipation of...

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PUBLIS SPEAKING TIPS

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50 Public Speaking Tips for Cheng San Toastmasters

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My thoughts on One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel García Márquez, translated by Gregory Rabassa. Thanks for watching:) I N S T A G R A M @viennawaitsbooks https://www.instagram.com/viennawaitsbooks/

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Introduce yourself (first name only or made up name) ​

• Introduce this podcast segment ​

Title • Author • Genre • # of Pages​

brief summary so the listener gets the idea.​

Did the author hook you immediately or did it take you awhile to get into the story? ​

Are the characters well developed and do you feel like you know them? ​

Can you imagine the setting clearly or do you struggle to get a picture of where the story is taking place?​

Would you recommend this title? Why or Why Not?​

Thank the listener and tell them again that this has been a podcast review of (your title) by (your author)​

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Have your outline ready with key words for the introduction, body and conclusions​

Inlcude expressions like  can't put it down, a real page turner, it's hard to follow.. Etc.​

Use some noun clauses:  I believe that...  I didn't know that​

Create some embededd questions.. I'd like to know if... ​

Use adjectives from pag 43: fascinating, hilarious, inspiring...​

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1. IMPROVE YOUR rhythm Intonation and  Stress
https://youtu.be/FhKgxZmJpV8
2  Improve your pronunciation: http://lingorado.com/ipa/es/

3. Expand your vocabulary
http://www.thesaurus.com/
4. double check expressions in Spanish and English
http://www.linguee.es/?from=
5. correct your grammar
https://www.grammarly.com/
6. IMPROVE YOUR LISTENING
https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/en/learnenglish-podcasts
7. listen to speeches, native speakers, and teachers
https://www.youtube.com/user/EnglishLessons4U
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvn_XCl_mgQmt3sD753zdJA
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCG-KntY7aVnIGXYEBQvmBAQ

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1. IMPROVE YOUR LISTENING: listening to podcasts. https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/en/professionals

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This series of podcasts helps you to improve your English for your career in the workplace and covers a large number of business and work themes. They are suitable for learners at intermediate to advanced level.

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This series of podcasts helps you to improve your English for your career in the workplace and covers a large number of business and work themes. They are suitable for learners at intermediate to advanced level.

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INTRODUCTION

Gain your listener's attention ​Establish connections among yourself, the topic and the audience ​Orient your audience​ |
Anecdote based on  the experience of her grandmother.
​Experience with traditional medicine​Contextualize the situation : " My grandmother' story is not unique. . ."​Today, I will tell you about. . . ​

BODY

Develop what you had informed before in the orienting your audience step​ |
What happens when you receive an acupuncture treatment​
How acupuncture works
​The kind of medical conditions that can be treated by acupuncture
​The growing use of acupuncture​

CONCLUSION
Summarize ideas.​Motivate the audience (responses).​Wrap up your speech.​ | Today we have learned. . .​I hope that you know now more . . . ​Just ask my grandmother . . . ​

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​​​THE OBJECT ITSELF: Bring to your speech an object that can be related to your speech to exemplify. ​
MODELS: They are similar to the objects but in small dimensions to represent the real one.
​  GRAPHS​​: They are used to show comparisons over time, clarify, divide into parts, etc.
WORD CHARTS​​: They provide keywords for you to use along your speech.​ |
MAPS​: They illustrate information about places, locations you are using in your speech.​
VIDEOS:​ They can work as very short help for you to exemplify something or as the background of your speech. ​

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USEFUL LANGUAGE FOR YOUR INFORMATIVE SPEECH CLIP

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USEFUL LANGUAGE FOR YOUR INFORMATIVE SPEECH CLIP

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INTRODUCTION
In recent years |there has been | an increasing interest in … ​

Recently, | a growing concern about …​

The past decade has seen the rapid development of …​

One of the most important events of the 1990s was … ​

There are many situations where …​

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TASK 1 INTRODUCE YOURSELF TO THE ONLINE COMMUNITY

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TASK 1 INTRODUCE YOURSELF TO THE ONLINE COMMUNITY

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Hello everyone this is a space to share your tasks and comment but also I have shared some links that are usfeul for you on the right column.

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your video is pretty short just 3 min. You don't need to be like this girl... it's just a sample to start with your project. plus she has a nice accent.

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Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/pages/Mimzy/492088144269471?ref=hl Thanks for watching! Remember to like and subscribe if you want to see more! Music: YouTube audio

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Follow the link or padlet .com
Register or sign in with google or facebook
click on make padlet
select streamline content (I can help you with that)
Modify title, description, and wallpaper
double click on your wall to start posting
you can create (optional) a channel on youtube as well to upload your videos without trouble.

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Debates are a common assignment in high school and college classes where two individuals or teams discuss an issue. In many ways, writing a debate outline is similar to the other outlines you might write for papers and speeches. However,...

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EXPRESSIONS FOR FORMAL AND LESS FORMAL DEBATE

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(1) 1st Proposition opening, definition, teamline, own arguments (3) 2nd Proposition rebuttal of 1st Opp., rebuild own case, own arguments (5) 3rd Proposition general rebuttal, rebuild own case (8)...

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Open  your speech with a quotation, interesting statistic or facts​

Explain the problems it has solved and the impact in society​

Explain features and uniqueness of this product or organization. Include  unreal  past conditionals. ​

Choose 3 main important points for your speech. Announce those points at the beginning and summarize those points at the end paraphrasing.​

Close your speech using markes and a closing conclusion​

Adapt your speech to three minutes. ​

Check your slides and don't forget  public speaking tips.​

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INTRODUCTION​

1.  Attract the attention and interest of the audience​
2.  Establish the speaker's good-will and credibility​
3.  Reveal the topic in an interesting/intriguing manner​
4.  Preview the body of the speech​

BODY​

1.  Organized series of 3-5 main ideas​
2.  Support in the form of testimony, illustrations, examples, statistics (include examples of unreal and unreal past conditional)​

CONCLUSION​

1. Emphasize the main points of the speech.​
2. Give a sense of finality to the presentation.​

http://facstaff.bloomu.edu/jtomlins/sample.htm ​

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Public Speaking Tips : How to Begin a Public Speech

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Get tips for starting a public speech in this free video lesson from a professional public speaker. Expert: Scott Ginsberg Contact: www.himynameisscott.com Bio: Scott Ginsberg is an author of five books, a professional speaker, and the only person in the world who wears a name tag 24-7 to make people friendlier.

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GOODWILL SPEECH

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The Speech to Secure Goodwill - Boundless Open Textbook

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Speeches to secure goodwill seek to forge new relationships between previously unknown, antagonistic, or unfamiliar entities. Read more about the speech to secure goodwill in the Boundless open textbook.

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How to Write a Speech : Credibility in a Speech

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Credibility in a speech is important to gain the audience's trust and attention. Establish credibility with tips from a public speaking professor in this free video on communications. Expert: Tracy Goodwin Bio: Tracy Goodwin has a masters in corporate communication and 10 years experience in professional speaking.

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Catalina Escobar: Newborn Health, Teenage Pregnancy & The Cycle of Poverty

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Catalina Escobar is the Founder of the Juan Felipe Gomez Escobar Foundation, that works to improve newborn health, combat teenage pregnancy and break the cycle of poverty in Colombia.

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Tappsi App Makes Hailing a Taxi in Colombia Faster and Safer

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Hailing a cab with a mobile device in cities around the world has become easier with the invention of location-based services such as Uber and Halo. Tappsi is not only making it easier for Colombians to order a taxi, it's also making it safer by vetting drivers and using confirmation numbers to avoid robberies and kidnappings.

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Unbreakable earphones and a cell phone charger that runs on sunlight are some of the technological inventions created by Colombians who, with their creativity, talent and knowledge, have been able to design innovative green projects in order to improve people's lives and, at the same time, protect the environment.

Learn more about five of the most interesting green inventions:
1. Solar vehicle
Led by Gilberto Osorio Gómez, Professor of the Department of Product Design Engineering at the EAFIT University, in Medellin, in 2013 a group of Antioquian students created "Primavera" (Spring), the first prototype of a 100% Colombian solar vehicle.

This car has more than 1,600 solar cells, can travel at an average speed of 100 kilometers per hour and, thanks to its aerodynamic design, saves up to 70% energy.
2. Green valve for cars
Since 2012, a company from Bogota, Marclais, has been exporting green valves for cars to Latin American countries such as Chile and Bolivia. This innovative product, specially designed for cars that drive in cities located at heights of more than 1,000 meters, saves between 10% and 15% fuel and reduces gas emissions.

The company is currently working on developing a green valve designed for diesel engines on trucks.
3. Cell phone charger that runs on sunlight
A group of Electronic Engineering students from the National University, Manizales campus, designed a charger that works thanks to a solar cell panel, which generates the energy needed to charge any mobile device.

Santiago Sánchez, one of the students behind the project - which was officially launched in early 2015- spoke to the El Tiempo newspaper about the benefits of this invention, which is about the size of a small tablet and can be easily transported. "We're looking for users to be directly benefitted, by making a single investment they would no longer have to worry about buying energy to subsidize this service", he said.
4. Unbreakable earphones for children
This innovative product designed especially for children, is the result of the work conducted by Juan David Galindo, an industrial designer at the ICESI University in Cali, who in 2013 arrived in the State of Florida in the United States as an intern at Marblue, an American company. There, he devoted himself to developing the "HeadFoams", the unbreakable earphones for children made with EVA rubber, also known as foamy. This material, in addition to being recyclable, is highly resistant, non-toxic, washable and easy to mold.

In 2014 this innovative product was awarded the "Good Design Award" from the Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design, United States.
5. Water reuse system
Colombian designer Alberto Vázquez created a simple system for reusing water from the shower after bathing. The device, which consists of four concave parts, has the capacity to collect 90% of the water used in the shower, which represents between 30 and 40 liters of the precious liquid. Once in the device, the water can be reused for watering plants or filling up the toilet tank.

It is expected that this device, developed in mid-2014, will reach the market in 2015 with an average price of $30.

With their talent and creativity these Colombians prove why when it comes to innovation, the answer is Colombia.

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5 amazing green inventions made by colombians | Colombia Country Brand

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Unbreakable earphones and a cell phone charger that runs on sunlight are some of the technological inventions created by Colombians who, with their creativity, talent and knowledge, have been able to design innovative green projects in order to improve people's lives and, at the same time, protect the environment.

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STEPS
Create  a  3  min  speech  to  present  a  Colombian  invention  or  entrepreneur  work.  The speech will be accompanied by a short PPT (from 5 to 8 slides) to showcase the value of the product you are presenting.

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TASK 8

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SPEECH OF INTRODUCTION OUTLINE SAMPLE

Specific Purpose:

This is what your main points must support or prove.  Tell me in one sentence what the purpose of your speech is

for example

I will introduce Jack to my audience.

Central Idea:

Summarize your speech/outline in one sentence.  Should clearly sum up all of your main points.

A declarative sentence

For example:

Jack has overcome many difficulties in his pursuit of a degree in Education, yet still has

time to enjoy life.

INTRODUCTION

I.(Attention Getter)  This could be a story or anything you know will GRAB your audience's attention.

II.(Reveal Topic) Reveal your topic to your audience

–just your topic

IV.(Preview)  Briefly reveal your topic and state what your main points will be.

For example:

“Today, I will tell you about Jack’s

A.Main point 1 goes here “background”

B.Main point 2 goes here“education”

C.Main point 3 goes here“and his hobbies

”(TRANSITION:  Transitions are used to go smoothly from one part/point of the speech to another. Include in all of your connectives the exact wording you will use in your speech.

“Let us start with Jack’s background.”)

BODY

Your first main point goes here

CONCLUSION

I.(Summary Statement)  Summarize your main points.  Be specific and concise.  Give an example from each main point.

II.(Memorable Closing Statement)  Leave your audience with something to think about.  A memorable close that refers back to the attention getter creates psychological unity for your audience.

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SPEECH OF INTRODUCTION

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1. choose a character you admire in order to outline and deliver a 2 min speech of introduction to a small audience.​

2.  carry out research on the character's accomplishments and significant events in his or her life. ​

3.  transform your research into a speech in which you will highlight the character's achievements, shortcomings, and regrets.​

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INTRODUCTION SPEECH

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1.Grammar

Recycling previous structures

Indirect speech

Say and Tell

Tense changes

2.Vocabulary
Severe weather and other natural disasters

Adjectives of severity

Emergency preparation and supplies
3.Conversation strategies

Thank Goodness, what a shame, it says, will do... Among others from previous units.

4.Pronunciation

Direct and indirect speech (rhythm)

Pronunciation in general

5.Body Language and intention (type of journalism)

Gestures, voice projection

Tone, attitude

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RAW FOOTAGE: Oklahoma Tornado Kills 2 Dozen Children At Elementary School « CBS Houston

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MOORE, Okla. (CBS Houston/AP) - At least two dozen children were reportedly killed at an elementary school after a monstrous tornado as much as a mile wide with winds up to 200 mph roared through the Oklahoma City suburbs Monday, flattening entire neighborhoods, setting buildings on fire and landing a direct blow on an elementary school.

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1My partner gave persuasive reasons to read this book

2. My partner used a variety of

new expressions.

3 My partner gave general information (author, place, year of publication, etc) about the book.

4. My partner gave Information that

summarizes the story presented by the book.
5 My partner use language from the lesson (noun clauses, embedded questions)
6  the podcast has good sound quality, volume, pauses and it's clear.
other comments:

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FACTS:
INTRODUCTION

Author’s name​

Author’s place of birth​

Year of publication​

Name the main characters and give a brief description of each character.​

Place where the story is developed​

Who it is written for​

Place where one can buy it​

Who recommended it to you​​

BODY
What problems, conflicts, or situations are the main characters involved in?​

short description of a funny, exciting, sad, or any part your like best.​

CONCLUSION

How did you feel about this book? What did you like or dislike about this story? ​

Who do you recommend read this book?​

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1.  Do an oral book review in order to persuade your partners to read the book you chose. ​

2. Explain the reasons why you chose it, ​

3.  Explain  facts and other general information you may find relevant to present your pick to others.​

4. Write your outline with introduction, body and conclusion​

5. Include new expressions and adjectives to talk about books. ​

6. Include examples of  noun clauses using  that+verbs/adj and include examples of embedded questions. If/ whether  or wh questions.​

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1. Questions: Attentiongetter/ needs​

2. Introduce yourproduct/service (features/benefits/ problems-solutions/ how does it work?/ how can I buy one?)​

3. Testimonials/ miracle​

4. Deal (sale/ limited time offer)​

5. Contact details​

6. Use causative and passive causative.

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1Use of the outline (not reading/keep eye contact with the audience)

2. Use of content from the unit ( vocabulary, tag questions, past perfect, linking words)

3. Content  ( personal information, experience online, netiquette )

4. Delivery ( volume, pauses, pronunciation, articulation)

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POST HERE THE LINK TO YOUR PADLET

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Teacher sample video of a book club book review of The Hunger Games

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1. My partners followed the basic elements of an infomericial giving testimonials. showing a problem and offering a solution, giving contact details and offering a deal.
2. My partners followed persuasion principles lilke liking, repeating, etc.
3. MY partners used emphatic stress.
4. The infomercial was clear. I understood the service or product that is being offered and its features.
5. The infomercial was appealing and interesting.
6. the video had an excellent quality.
7. My partners used causative and passive causative.

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You can check the following videos to get familiar with the concepts of infomercials, persuasive speech and persuasion principles!

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5 Effective Strategies to Infomercial Success

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If you want to have a persuasive kind of sales presentation, one of the best things is to study infomercial. Infomercials are a million dollar industry. It is a thirty- minute sales presentation in a form of advertising on television, where in the cheapest product can make sales and keep valued customers from buying your product and services.

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The Phenomenon of Infomercials: Why are they effective?

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1. Choose a product or service to help your partners avoid procrastination.
2. check the outline and follow the elements of an effective infomercial.
3. Take into account the persuasion principles.
4. Use examples of causative and passive causative.
5. Get all  the material you need, posters, background, clothes, make up.
6. rehearse your outline.
7. Use emphatic stress.
8. Record your infomercial.

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The Techniques on how to persuade people.

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How to Write a Persuasive Speech:  Understanding Principles of Persuasion

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PERSUASIVE SPEECH

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INFORMATIVE SPEECH

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1.  My partner started his speech with an attention getter.
2. My partner oriented his/her audience in the introduction.
3.  My partner  explained clearly the alternative medicine chosen.
4 My partner explained how it works and what conditions can be treated with it.
5. My partner closed his/her speech summarizing  the main points.
6. My partner used may. might be able to and must  to draw conclusions.
7.  My partner had eye contact and paid attention to body language, and spoke clearly and no too fast and with right pauses.
8.  The video has good sound, image and volume.
Something positive is..
something you can improve is

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Hello everyone! these are the instructions for task 2
1. You will select a type of alternative medicine.
2. you can watch the model video and the how to write an informative speech video.
2. You will create an outline, to deliver a speech.
3 You will show a draft of your outline.
4. You will include modals might, may, must +be able to.

might be able to....​

...might not be able to...​

….must be able to....​

...must not be able to...​

5. You will record your speech.
6. We want to see your eye contact, fluency and excellent pronunciation.
7. You will upload your video to your padlet. :)
PAY ATTENTION TO PUBLIC SPEAKING TIPS

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Intro: Attention getter:​

Personal story:​

Thought provoking question:​

(why should I listen to you)
* ORIENT YOUR AUDIENCE​

CENTRAL IDEA:

How does it work?

What condititions can be treated with it?

1 main point:  explanation, quotation, (do some research author, date, source)​

2main point: explanation, quotation, ​

3 main point:explanation, quotation, ​

CONCLUSION: review and wrap up

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Hello everyone! Here is a video about informative speech. Check it out!

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Informative Speeches:  How to Write an Informative Speech

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Hello everyone I upload here the link to check a model.

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In my opinion..
I would say that..
My impression is that..
Moreover
on the ther hand
at the same time
in conclusion

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HELLO, EVERYONE! WELCOME!
1. you need to create your own padlet! you can customize it as you prefer!
2. please post ON THE RIGHTthe link to access to your padlet! so everyone can check your videos!
3. Please read the outline, the objectives, and the assessment. Afterward, use your outline to record your voice. Practice many times, when you are happy with your recording, post it on your wall, just double click. write your full name and upload the file.
thanks! see you in class.
you can use any device, your cell phone, your  computer, or an online voice recorder
e.g. https://www.speakpipe.com/voice-recorder

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The objective with a speaking outline is to develop a spontaneous yet planned way of presenting ideas. By using a specific structure and keywords that will help you remember the intended message, you will feel more confident about your speech. As you develop skills for planning presentations and interaction episodes, you will become more comfortable and effective English speakers.

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1. Opening  ( A short greeting and your name)

2. Brief background (city of origin, family, hobbies)(USE PAST PERFECT)

3. Your own experience using technology for learning and expectations on the course
(brief opinion on the concept of digital literacy, netiquette, using tag questions) (USE TAG QUESTIONS) http://www.albion.com/netiquette/book/index.html https://www.englishclub.com/grammar/tag-questions.htm
4. Conclusion and farewell.