(Points : 5) | Cultural roots Cultural routes Nonmaterial culture Material culture | Question 3.3. (TCO 1, 2) In communication, feedback _______. (Points : 5) | is the source responsible for what’s being communicated is a verbal or nonverbal message occurs when the receiver sends messages back to the sender includes mechanical and human ways of disseminating information | Question 4.4. (TCO 2, 3) Interactive elements of culture include _______. (Points : 5) | cultural roles, such as the hero and outlaw rituals, rules, and organizational communication style symbols, stories, language, and metaphors context elements, such as history and place | Question 5.5.
Language Development Theories Graphic Organizer Tia Lazarus EDD 557 Paula Rogers University of Phoenix October 5th, 2015 There are three theories of language learning that have been laid out by language theorists: The Environmentalist Theory spear-headed by Skinner, The Constructivist Theory purported by Melissa Bowerman (Vygotsky, Piaget), and The Nativist Theory put forward by Noam Chomsky and Slobin. While each one is different in it’s approach, they also have similarities. Below is a color coded matrix to explain the theories as well as the similarities and differences between each theory: | Environmentalist | Constructivist | Nativist | Environmentalist | * The caregiver plays the most important role in language development. * The child learns language by imitation, reinforcement, and conditioning. * How much language the child knows is determined by the amount and quality of language s/he is exposed to.
4). Data definition commands, data query commands and report generators are features of 5). Organizational structure for the general ledger is provided by 6). AISs depend heavily on the use of codes to record, classify and retrieve financial data. 7).The practice of examining
She believes that singularity is a must in a well written essay and without the individual’s voice; every essay would be like the one before it. Orlean describes in her writing that an essay should be “built” from the ground up not forced. I believe that Orlean does a great job using imagery; comparing the Skilcraft visible cow with an ideal structure of an essay to carry out what she so strongly suggests in her essay itself. The capability to write a concrete essay, smoothing out the edges with imagery, to ease the subject so the reader can grasp the content more simply. Also I believe her aspect on singularity and how an essay should lean more towards a conversation is brilliant.
4 * Too much unnecessary detail on the saints names * Ba-Chan’s Superstition Page 96 Par. 3 * Explains kimi and what she want for graduation * Ba-Chan’s Superstition Page 99 Par. 6 * Explains Chiye * (Explains one person then changes to a new person) 15sec – bad Clarity * Lack of transitions, poor word choice, sentence structure makes story difficult to follow the breaks the flow of the plot 15sec – Ok Clarity * Use of transitions, better word choice, sentence structure making the flow of the story easy to follow 15sec – Good Clarity * Meets Expectation plus exact word choice, sentence structure that sequences ideas with in the paragraph and there are timely transitions between them to make it easy to understand what writer is saying and understand the flow of the
The Problems Humans Encountered After They Lost Their Innocence Including extracts from Genesis, Georgics, Metamorphoses, and The Consolation of Philosophy It is natural for people to ask questions about the origins of humankind and the events that led to the current state of society. Thus, many written examples appeared to give answers to those questions. The Holy Bible, Virgil’s Georgics, and Ovid’s Metamorphoses are all vivid illustrations of how life started and what our role was back then. All of these aetiological texts have both similarities and differences, especially on the accounts of Earth’s creation, the following age of innocence or Golden Age, and the progress people made after the “Fall.” The
(10 minutes) 2. Using Powerpoint presentation, define and discuss Aristotle’s definitions of rhetoric along with its three main forms: Ethos (Credibility), or ethical appeal, means convincing by the character of the author. In other words, making yourself as a speaker into an authority on the subject of the speech, as well as someone who is likable and worthy of respect. Pathos (Emotional) means persuading by appealing to the reader's emotions. Language choice affects the audience's emotional response, and emotional appeal can effectively be used to enhance an argument.
From the Merriam-Webster online dictionary, rhetoric is defined as “the art of speaking or writing effectively.” This is, although, a very broad definition. In Aristotle’s Rhetoric, he gives great detail to the criteria of effective Rhetoric. In book 1, chapter 2, Aristotle elaborates on logos, pathos, and ethos. He calls them the “three means of effective persuasion.” Logos means to “reason logically.” Ethos: to “be able to understand human character and goodness in their various forms,” and pathos: “to understand the emotions that is, to name them and describe them, to know their causes and the way in which they are excited.” Using this criteria that Aristotle gives, movies and movie speeches can be evaluated by how persuasive and thought provoking they are. In this paper, three movie speeches will be thoroughly analyzed using Aristotle’s criteria of logos, pathos, and ethos.
| |Syntax |Arrangement of words in a sentence or |The narrator’s syntax, starting the line with ______ further | | |line |stresses________. | |Alliteration |Repetition of initial consonant |The use of alliteration adds to a “song-like” quality / carefree tone / | | | |natural flow | |Enjambment |Words from one line “spilling over” to|The use of enjambment emphasizes the narrator’s disorganized thoughts / | | |next |the natural flow / the lack of certainty/overflowing passion
After presenting this idea, Updike quality of writing changes plus his use of diction and starts writing with intelligence and a reason. “A way to thwart Progress, usually so unthwartable …an unsettling jolt… slight of a consistently inverted beer can might make people edgy, not to say queasy.” Updike tone is taking over and makes his speech sound motivational. He even makes up his own word “unthwartable” showing how he does not care how ridiculous he sounds. Updike is overcome with this approach of settling. “What we need is progress with an escape hatch” Change cannot just happen so sudden.