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1. How does Anderson define a Throughline?
is a connecting theme that ties together each narrative element.

2. What is one of the steps to finding your Throughline?
developing an idea and strong throughline are the first steps

3. What elements must a Throughline contain?
Persuation

4. List two quotes or examples that stick out to you.
"Transfer into your listener's mind and extraordinary gift a strange and beautiful object called idea." "Well you can think of it as a pattern of information that helps you understand and navigate the world. Ideas come in all shape and sizes."

5. According to Anderson, what should a Throughline be?
getting one idea.

6. How is a Throughline different than a "topic"?
topic is only one thing but throughline is different ideas.

7. Take what you know and have heard about thesis statements and compare the two. Is a throughline the same as a thesis? How is different?
Thesis is what the paper or essays its going to be about when throughline is a connecting theme that ties together so they are similar

8. What are the components of the "right way" to write a TED Talk?
focus on your main idea, make your idea worth sharing, make people hear what you are saying

9. What is the difference between an issue and an idea?
issues are what we don't agree on while ideas it's different ways to solve.

10. What comes after you have your Throughline?

You are ready what plan to have and do it.

Anderson, Chris. TED Talks: The Official TED Guide to Public Speaking.  First Mariner, 2017.

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1d3F_kksFfm3EQtihOd2O1uneizH3o4DM6KZxy9zHbqc/edit?usp=sharing

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Bag of Tricks Definitions of Techniques to Explain What you Know

Anecdotes: As a little girl, I always wanted to be a superhero and save people but then that idea of being a superhero slowly began to die as I grew older seeing what the world was really like. It's hard to sometimes have a big imagination especially when you are depressed, however, imagining different scenarios can help peace our mind.

Questions: If we could imagen and create our own little story what would it be?

Illustration: For instance, children have a big open imagination but when they began to grow up and think different then their imagination becomes different.

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I always have trouble when I word cited so the tips that I learned was to always put the source entry with the name of the author or creator. The second tip I learned is to always include the full title of the sources, including subtitle in title cases. And the last tip that I learned is to put it with italics and quotation marks.

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still practicing

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The three types of MLA format advise that I saw on the MLA video was to always do Times new roman with size 12, Second advice used a header with your last name on the top right and the last advice is to always do double space.

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1. Different ways to interrupt creativity
2. Stress that stops creativity
3. Not thinking.
4. Imagination.
5. Are dreams and nightmares are the same when it comes to creativity

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On my stop 10 what I started from my research journey began when I was exploring my way of writing then research on different website. For example, I later began to research on the library, and the EBSCO which it came very interesting finding different topics to talk about. I wanted to talk about imagination and creativity and thanks to the class advice also my profesor advice and the Ted Talk I found more ways to write.

The two examples of information I found through my stops was first the Ted Talks that actually talk about what I wanted to write or think. Later I found more of those topics on EBSCO database research and found even documentary about my topics that include pictures and stories.

As of right now, I don't have any questions however if I do then this will be updated.

I want to get others to think or do is to research more on their topic and find documentaries on youtube or other social media that will help with the project because it has helped me a lot so I advice other to try it.

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For my fieldwork I wanted to create a survey about finding happiness. It's a more way of thinking deeply about you, your mind, and your goals. it is a interesting way to see what we like and what we don't like.

https://forms.gle/JVGzMfW49nXBToVF9

The survey asks questions about what you like and what you like on your own house. What type of vehicles you like and that is because our minds can get distracted a little bit and used our imagination.

I hope to see everyone answer the survey and make their imagination open up to new ideas while they think.

I haven't receive responses yet but once I do then I will update.