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Topic: Yoga

Main idea: How yoga helps our mental well-being and its history.

Structure: I will share my personal experience and talk about research on Yoga

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Main idea: You only live once.

Purpose: To encourage people to believe in themselves and to break through those glass ceilings.

Main idea: You only live once, so let go of your fears and hesitations, and do what makes you happy—no matter what.

Structure: Share my view on the subject, share a personal story, and share my beliefs.

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Topic - Cost of Living in Israel

Purpose - To stop the rise in the cost of living and to propose solutions that ensure people can live fairly and affordably, regardless of income or location.

Main Idea - The rising cost of living is making it harder for people to meet basic needs and we have to stop this growing problem.

Structure - Introduction, Simulation of what the future could look like, Factors, Solutions and personal tips, Conclusion.

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Topic : mental Health

(straw Movie)

The main idea : Shows the struggles of single mom and Explores mental health and trauma

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Straw is a 2025 American psychological crime thriller film written, produced and directed by Tyler Perry. The film stars Taraji P. Henson, Sherri Shepherd, Teyana Taylor, Sinbad, Rockmond Dunbar, Ashley Versher, Mike Merrill, and Glynn Turman.

Straw was released by Netflix on June 6, 2025.

Janiyah Wiltkinson is a single mother living in a run-down apartment with her frequently ill daughter, Aria. One morning, while bathing Aria and preparing her for school, Janiyah warns her not to touch her science project. Aria expresses frustration over being unable to bathe herself, and tells Janiyah that their teacher announced her mother couldn't afford her lunch. Janiyah is upset but tries to focus on getting to work.

On her way out, she gives change to a neighbor in a wheelchair, angering her landlord who threatens eviction unless rent is paid by 10:00 a.m. After dropping Aria at school, where the principal gives them a strange look, Janiyah heads to her grocery store job. There, a customer throws a bottle at her after she refuses to accept an EBT card for non-eligible items.

Her unsympathetic boss orders her to clean up the mess. While in the back, Janiyah receives a call informing her that Aria was injured during a seizure in the bathtub.

Her boss demands she return in 30 minutes and refuses to release her paycheck. Janiyah rushes to the bank to withdraw money for Aria's lunch, but the line is too long. At school, she is confronted by the principal and Child Protective Services, who take Aria into custody. Janiyah pleads for her daughter and her medicine, but they leave.

As Janiyah drives back to work in the rain, she accidentally cuts off a man who turns out to be an off-duty police officer. He throws a drink at her and runs her off the road. When police arrive, they impound her car due to expired documents. She eventually returns to work, only to be fired. Her boss again refuses to give her paycheck. When Janiyah gets home, she finds her belongings thrown out, she has been evicted.

She returns to the store to confront her boss, but while doing so, two armed robbers break in. One demands Aria's backpack, and when Janiyah refuses, she is assaulted. During the struggle, she grabs the gun and shoots the robber. Her former boss accuses her of planning the robbery, claiming the robber knew her name from her name tag. Panicking, Janiyah fatally shoots him and flees, taking only her paycheck.

At the bank, the teller refuses to cash her check without ID. Desperate, Janiyah pulls a gun, prompting the teller to hand over cash. A silent alarm is triggered. The bank manager, Nicole, recognizes Janiyah and tries to calm her. Detectives Raymond and Grimes, already investigating the grocery store incident, are informed of the bank robbery.

Raymond, a former Army negotiator, offers to speak with Janiyah. They begin to build a rapport over the phone. Meanwhile, a bank teller secretly livestreams the situation, drawing public sympathy. Supporters gather outside. After Janiyah hangs up, the stream is jammed by police. Raymond, who empathizes with Janiyah, learns the identity of the threatening officer and has him apprehended.

Nicole and Janiyah disable the bank's cameras, but a teller, Tessa, secretly writes a note on a bathroom window, revealing the supposed bomb is just Aria's science project. Raymond punches the officer who harassed Janiyah and demands the FBI allow her to talk to Janiyah. The FBI refuses, so Raymond personally delivers a photo of the officer through Nicole. Janiyah confirms his identity and releases the hostages, but Nicole stays.

Janiyah receives a phone call from her mother, who reminds her that Aria died the previous night during the seizure. A flashback reveals that Aria's presence throughout the day had been a hallucination. The school had not called, and CPS was never involved. Nicole, aware of Aria's death, had stayed to protect Janiyah from herself and the situation.

As the FBI prepares to storm the bank, tear gas is fired, and Janiyah is seemingly shot. However, this too is a hallucination. In reality, Janiyah peacefully surrenders to Detective Raymond, with Nicole by her side.

The film is written, directed and produced by Tyler Perry. Also producing are Angi Bones and Tony Strickland for Netflix.

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Straw is a 2025 American psychological crime thriller film written, produced and directed by Tyler Perry. The film stars Taraji P. Henson, Sherri Shepherd, Teyana Taylor, Sinbad, Rockmond Dunbar, Ashley Versher, Mike Merrill, and Glynn Turman. Straw was released by Netflix on June 6, 2025.

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Topic: Ceremonial sexual abuse in Israel

Purpose - To end the abuse by raising awareness

Main Idea - Ceremonial sexual abuse is happening in Israel and we must do everything in our power to bring these people to justice, despite the challenges.

Structure: Challenges and solutions

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In your own words, what is ethos, logos and pathos?

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Purpose

Structure

Passion

Rhetorics of persuasion - Ethos, Logos, Pathos and Kairos (???)

Clear main message

Remove all distractions from the audience

Language is not a barrier to understanding

Preparation and confidence

Leadership and interaction

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Pitching to investors = money

marketing and advertising - sales = money

to influence people

Maybe the presentation doesn't have a message...

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Sometimes, when a person gives a presentation, it is the best way to convey the message

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People want to present because they want to informing and educating the audience or inspiring and maybe to deliver a message

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To transfer data in order to improve their work

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because you want to deliverer a message, and having a presentation can make the audience pay more attention to you

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Body language, confidence, subject, level of interest for speaker, clarity, good visuals, knowledge of the subject

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When the information is clear to the listener

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Interesting subject , confidence when speaking to people

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What makes a presentation bad???

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What makes presentation to be great is the tone’s student, rather if it’s small voice so it’s hard to listen but if it’s strong and stable voice, you attract people listening to the presentation.

Also, involving the people who listening to what you said. For example: ask question at the beginning that connected to the topic.

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Short and on point

Clean

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Good visuals