-         Hook the audience at the beginning. Every good speech entices the listener at the beginning of the speech

-         Write transitions. Everytime members of the team switch into a speaking role, the speech should include a coordinated transition

-        Expressive Body Language

3. Arrange a clear and coherent layout
4. Sincere thanks 

2 Introducing a team: Lecture A/B is him/her

3 Introducing yourselve: you can talk part1/2/3

Summarize: intruduce your team by you

 or lets each person introduce themself 

- you introduce youself and your teammates

- you introduce yourself and your teammates introduce themselves 

You introduce yourself first and say the second member’s name and do it again with each member
Notice: present how you gonna introduce the group before you starte

they have not met the right person
2. Divorce
-  Social disapproval of divoice has deceased

Now, 

divorce 

is more 

acceptable. 

Now, 

divorce 

is more 

acceptable.

Now, 

divorce 

is more 

acceptable.

Now, 

divorce 

is more 

acceptable.

 

1. women get cust
2. US rate: 1/3
3. Probs for stepdad: discipline, refuse to obey him/her
4. Teen: love and respect
5. Reas. 2^nd marr.fails: conflict with stepchildrent

 
C. Nuclear and extended families
Nuclear family: husband, wife, chlidrent
Extended family: nuclear + grandparent 
Booerang kid: leave home -> return

-nuclear family :a husband a wife , their children, Western countries.

+children usually leave home in their early twenties

+  have many boomerengs

- extended family : include people from three or four generations 

- Staying single

·        Women get cust

·        US rate 1/3

·        Probs for stepdad: disc

·        Teens: conf

·        Reas. 2nd marr. fails: conf with stepchild

·        Nu.fam inc a hus, wife, childs

·        Ex.fam inc gra.ps, uncles, aunts, cousins

·        Boom childs: leave home, return

- Boomerang children 

+ US rate 30%

+Probs for stepdad: resent and refuse to obey him

+ Teens: break free of adult control

+Reas 2^nd  znd marr. fails: conflict with teenagers

2
- Nuc fams 
A hus, a wf and their childr typical fams in western countries childr usually leave hm in their early 20, 
- Exten fams 
More typical and live together may includes grp, uncles,... more cm in culture

The tiger mother contrasts sharply with the easy-going Western parent, allowing her child to develop independently and freely. Tiger mom is a term used by the Asian-American community, including Viet Kieu. The tiger mother values ​​knowledge and always wants her children to succeed, and the strictness of the tiger mother is expected.

In my opinion, Tiger mothers have very strict parenting styles but are sometimes relaxed, sensitive and enthusiastic. They believe their children can be stronger when raised in the tiger mother style, but there are those who will grow up with rigor and mental wounds because of the strictness. After all, all strict parents think very much about their children, always give their children the best and want their children to succeed and grow up.

In my opinion, the tiger mother's teaching method is really not the best method. I think it's a pretty extreme method for children. When applying that method, I think it will make children not have a happy childhood but only worry about studying, taking exams, and then going to extra class. Parents who focus too much on academic achievement, their children have to strive for good grades and from there they may lack creativity and rich imagination. Instead of teaching that way, I feel it is better for them to combine learning and playing so that they can develop their strengths and creativity.

I think the tiger mother's parenting method is really not a good method. I find it too strict a method for children. When applying that method, children will be under a lot of pressure from parents, pressure on grades makes children afraid, which greatly affects children's psychology. Instead of just learning, I think parents should combine learning and playing for their children. That will promote intelligence and creativity for children, giving them the most comfortable psychology to study well.

My family taught me the most basic things like saying thank you, apologizing, learning to forgive, learning to respect everyone. These things contribute to shaping my personality. And the friends around create competition for me. it's motivating me to try to improve, learn to achieve my goals

The development of society and technology also affects me a lot. I have access to many sources of information through the internet. Nowadays people have put aside old-fashioned customs and started accepting more progressive ideas. Society has accepted the third gender, single parents….. Even the problem of racism has decreased. I always support that positive change and realize that each person has the right to be themselves, to live and be treated fairly, to be proud of their origin, to be proud of the place they were born

 In my opinion, along with the change and development of mankind, even humans themselves are gradually changing to adapt to a new way of life - a lifestyle that changes from generation to generation.

 Human personality is based on factors: relationships and social development. In which personality types are formed through the environment such as class, gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity. But these are gradually having less of an influence on the way people behave. Social development is the main influence on the process of formation and development of human ways.

 However, an individual's personality may be somewhat different from the general trend of society and therefore people often control their own personalities - which can be difficult for some people. But society changes, people also gradually learn to control themselves and the society itself also changes its personality to match the development needs of people.

 In conclusion, man is a special living object because he has a personality that no one else is like anyone else. We can change ourselves to be anyone, so choose wisely who you want to be but remember we don't exist alone. We make society and society makes us.

2. Distinct values, language, music, dress, and heroes.
3. Popularity, social leadership, and athletic achievement
4. Their growing independence.

2.    own distinct values, language, music, dress, and heroes

3.    popularity, social leadership and athletic achievement

4.     their growing independence 

-          First, social skills - how to get along with other people

-          Second, the values of friendship among equals

-           Third, independence

2.       Subcultures:  Members of these groups often believe in the same things, talk the same way, dress the same way, listen to the same music, and like and dislike the same celebrities. 
adolescence 

3.       Differences: Whereas adults tend to place great importance on success in school and careers, adolescent peer groups are likely to think that popularity, social leadership, and athletic 45 achievement are more important

4.       The power of peer group decline as they grow into middle and late adolescence, usually 10

skills 
Second, the peer group

teaches its members the values of friendship among equals. Third, and perhaps most important, it teaches them to be independent of adult authorities 
2 subculture is the group that is a district in some way from the general culture 

3.    These differences do not necessarily mean that parents and teenagers always fight and argue. They simply engage in different types of activities work and task activities with parents, but social activities and recreation with peers. 

4. When they grow their independence and they reach the end of their adolescence, they tend to adopt more adult values, such as wanting to get good grades and good jobs

2. own distinct values, language, music, dress, and heroes

3.       
Adults: tend to place great importance on success in school and careers. 
Peer groups: likely to think that popularity, social   leadership, and athletic achievement 

4. young people grow into middle and late adolescence

I have the same opionion with the author about development of tribes. individuals have different veiws and philosophies of life., they develop alone, do not have many opportunities to express their identity, even they are trampled by people who do not share their views, theaten. For small groups, although they have found like-minded people and communities, they are still not big enough for people to recognize and respect the new culture. For example, people of color in european and american countries are often despiced and not respected like white people, event though they have great qualities, no matter how takented they are, they are ranked at the bottom of siciety.  In today’ssociety there are many classes and groups of people who have different throughts than the majority. They are small, longing to live true to themselves. But they are criticized, attacked, bullied. May be state insitutions need to protect them, keep them respected and safe.

- Collective behavior is social behavior that is relatively unorganized, spontaneous, and unpredictable. 

- Institutional behavior, which occurs in a well-organized, rather predictable way.

2. Definition of crowds

- A crowd is a group of people temporarily doing something while they are physically close to one another.

3. Types of crowds

-  There are three basic human emotions: joy, anger, and fear. Collective behavior in a crowd can be categorized according to these emotions.

4. Traits of crowds 

- The individuals in the crowd do not share a clear idea about how to behave or about what will happen.

- Another characteristic is that a feeling, attitude, or idea spreads very quickly among members of a crowd.

-  People in a crowd tend to say and do things they so would not normally say and do.
5. Social Contagion theory

- Gustave Le Bon's theory was that we normally hide this primitive side behind a "mask" of civilized behavior.
6. Emergent norm theory

- The emergent-norm theory says that members of a crowd develop a new norm to guide their behavior in a particular situation.

7. Hooliganism

- Hooliganism is a form of collective behavior that sometimes occurs at or after sports events.

5.  One theory to explain why crowds seem to act collectively is Gustave Le Bon's social contagion theory. 
6.  Emergent norm theory says that members of a crowd develop a new norm to guide their behavior in a particular situation.
7.  Hooliganism is a form of collective behavior that sometimes occurs at or after sports events 

 

    

  In my opinion, in the ever-evolving society of people, the human environment also changes. Regular socializing and meeting creates a colorful society. Besides, the human practice is to live in herds, so people are always unconsciously looking for groups of people who have the same view of living with them. This creates a community with a small culture.

  Next, subcultures can be found anywhere from large to small and exist in many different forms and aspects. Large groups will become a community and small groups will become clubs, small cultures may be different from each other but with the same view of wanting to stand out. 

 Moreover, identifying a small culture is often quite easy because people in the community all have common characteristics and they have their own rules for joining their community. The characteristics will make them different from the rest of the community.

 However, small cultures don't last forever and are much more susceptible to saturation. Besides, these short-lived cultures still provide people with authentic values. Thereby conveying the thoughts and personalities of people in the same community.
In conclusion, subculture plays an important roll in human society nowadays.