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    images, original text, and speech bubbles. The manga’s use of different speech bubbles conveys the intended language and emotions of Othello, as if it is being preformed rather than if it is simply read, thus putting forth a product that accurately depicts Othello in a similar fashion to which the play originally was intended to be viewed. One of the ways Shakespeare’s language is conveyed in the manga is through the use of normal speech bubbles. Throughout the manga speech bubbles are the main way

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    My Speech On My Speeches

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    when giving my speech on how to create a simple webpage by writing HTML. I went through each individual step starting with the creation of a simple webpage and then showing what else could be done to turn it into a complex one. I think out of all of the speeches that I had done, that was the best one I had done throughout the semester. I was required to use two sources during that demonstration speech however, I forgot to say where I got the information from while giving my speech. I noticed that

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    speaking. In seventh grade, I did my first major speech and experienced a lot of anxiety. Before the speech, my stomach hurt so bad that I thought I was about to throw up. I was dizzy, my hands were sweaty, and my face was very pale. I got told I looked like I was sick, and I thought I was going to be. During the speech, my heart was pounding so hard, it felt like it was going to bust out of my chest. Unfortunately, I decided not to finish the speech and end it early because of how nervous I was. Now

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    are culturally based. Lucas is trying to convey that you have to be culturally aware when you are giving speeches to a large group of people. After reading chapter 1 of The Art of Public Speaking , I have came to the realization that preparing for a speech is more than doing research and planning out

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    Learning a Language as a Young Child Learning a second language has a huge effect on toddlers. BMC Neuroscience studied that skills necessary “to discriminate different stress patterns in speech develop only after 4 months of age, even though newborns are able to process some rhythmic information in speech” (Teinonen, T. 2009). Babies are sensitive to the

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    To speak English nowadays in Mexico has become as bare a necessity as eating local cuisine every weekend on the corner of the noisiest street. Although the need to speak this language goes unnoticed during our childhood, it becomes more evident as we go through life looking to start a career, find a job or even find new elements when pursuing a hobby. Most of the new information available online is in English, in order to obtain a bachelor’s degree it is mandatory to take the TOEFL, and occasionally

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    human fear. Face to face public speaking puts hefty demands on speakers and listeners. The mixture of personality, body and voices as well as chemistry makes speech a form of communication with exciting energy. Irrespective of the attention given, it will create a significant and meaningful message. Without an effective presentation the speech will unlikely create desire effects. In the article “Don’t be Shy” (Aviv, 2016) it states how public speaking affects students to the point they will drop

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    When choosing the speeches “We Choose to go to the Moon” and Barrack Obama’s speech on same-sex marriage, there was a running theme of exhilaration, excitement and pride within the two speeches. Without even truly knowing of the two speeches one can analyze by the meaning of the speeches they are speeches that are meant to insight the country with such invigoration over a topic that the emotion could be felt through by the words spoken. However, both events come from entirely different time periods

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    hands started trembling. My throat dried up and my voice decided to take a vacation off to who-knows-where. I wanted to keep going, but the anxiety wouldn’t let me. Defeated, I put my hand down and let someone else answer the question. I had major speech anxiety. Public speaking had been a problem ever since I migrated from India when I was seven years old. Back in India, I was the good student. I got good grades and participated in the classroom often. I used to get a lot of praise from my teachers

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    supplying students with a variety of lessons that allow them to gain the required knowledge, but also inspires them to make personal connections with their peers, with texts, with society, and with the world. One way to accomplish this is through speech. Speaking allows students to process and vocalize personal thoughts, collaborate with peers for a well-rounded perspective, and to inform, persuade, or entertain others. Students will need to navigate various methods of speaking both inside and outside

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