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Amoako successfully explains that you don't need to go to college to be successful. Although the article supported by famous people, but it is not credible.

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Darryll Suliman Amoako also known as "Suli Breaks" shares his thoughts on the different views of education, and how you don't need a degree to be successful. His audience, college students can relate to what he says. However his statistics are not supported through research, and also not credible.

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Suli Breaks effectively utilizes pathos to persuade the audience into believing what he perceives is the correct vision of education. however he is ineffectively utilizes logos and ethos through the success of a rare group of individuals and his bias tone.

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REVISED THESIS                  Gavin, Joseph, Ben, Ashley

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REVISED THESIS                  Gavin, Joseph, Ben, Ashley

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Darryll Suliaman Amoako effectively persuades his audience school is not necessary to be a successful individual by giving facts and his reasoning with an aggressive tone.

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Amoako ineffectively tries to convince his audience that school is not needed for education; through sentimental reasoning and credibility.

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The writer Amoako describes to his audience that sometimes a good education does not have to come from school. He supports this idea with individual examples.

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Amoako attempts to persuade his intended audience that a higher education is not all you need to be successful; but is ineffective because of his lack of credibility as well as use of statistics and facts.

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The speaker, Darryll Suliaman Amoako better known as his alias Suli Breaks uses successful individuals as evidence instead of evoking emotion to back up his reasoning and arguments. The speaker effectively conveys his message by restating a strong thesis repeatedly in his message. The evidence that Suli gives is uncredible, but it pertains to the intended audience- students.

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Suli Breaks  expresses the idea of education from a different point of view. Instead of seeing as something you must learn everyday in a class,  he remaps out the meaning of education in a different light. He describes it as something that inspires and motivates you to continue to learn and thrive.

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Amoako the Writer of the poem try's to persuade that you don't need education to be successful but is  ineffective because there isn't statistics or fact that support his research that says you don't need education.

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Amoako the writer aggressively describes through a word spoken poem that education is in many different formats other than college, but many people have success without.

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How does the author of the text effectively/ineffectively achieve its purpose with the intended audience(s)?

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Kroger effectively convinces their audience memebers to buy their product through the use of factual numbers of calories and pictures (logos), paired with their word choice and tone presented on their box.