Jake Saville John Weser English 1A September 15 2009 Warren Avenue Everyday the average person analyses countless amounts of images. Most of which we train ourselves to pay little attention to, so that we can easily forget about them and move along with our day. Although most modern day media is simple and aimed towards marketing their are still artists who convey a deeper meaning in their works. Warren Avenue by Joel Sternfeld is an attention grabbing photo, that invokes emotion, and is not easily forgotten by it’s audience. Through his use of purpose, tone, and structure Sternfeld created an image that takes your mind on a journey, and instills sorrow and remorse, When looking at the picture for the first time their are numerous
One can always refute anything they’d like, but to be effective, one needs to have appropriate facts for back-up and a dominating style that brings it all together. Dave Barry has done a great job tying his hyperboles and humor to appease the audience. His constant joking and exaggeration kept the audience content and involved in the writing. His diction level being informal keeps the audience up to date with Barry’s latest issues and lets them relate to it with the visual types and personification that he presents throughout it. Together, they reflected his purpose and brought about a negative, mocking tone to the piece and displayed to the free world that kitchen appliances and remote controls may be too complex someday, if they aren’t
It has been said that the creation of good comedy requires careful observation and in the novel Born Standing Up, by Steve Martin, it is proven to be true. Martin shares many significant events in his life that were crucial in leading him to become the great, and very iconic, comedian that we are all familiar with today. All throughout his career, Martin never stops searching for material that would be most suitable for his act in order to get great responses from his audience. He observes closely and takes note of the performances of other comedians and magicians, and even makes a huge effort to observe himself, always look for methods of improvement. Through this observation he develops a completely new style of comedy that made him the successful comedian he became.
However, Study Skills comes with many important reasons to keep the class. The class would allow practicing the material in his classes. They allow him note take and further intensive reading, which would allow him to understand the material better. The class has no papers to turn to the professor. Even though he has a full load of classes not having turn any work would allow him to relax, because he would focusing on current and not any extra work.
A nigger should know nothing but to obey his master—to do as he is told to do. Learning would spoil the best nigger in the world!” (Douglas, 1955, p. 20), Douglass’ life took a turn for the better. This was the time where his thought process began to turn and wonder what else was there to learn. Again, Douglass is keeping the reader engaged and feeling every bit of emotion he felt. He continued to learn, by any means possible, how to read and write.
Pete Tarnish was an outstanding teacher who was able to communicate well with his students, care deeply about them, and be a great family man. My eighth grade science and math teacher, Mr. Tarnish, was the most enjoyable teacher I have ever had. Unlike numerous teachers, he made class fun. He had a nonconventional matter of teaching that made his students yearn for more knowledge. He had the ability to relate complex science material into our daily lives.
Tell the audience why they are listening to the presenter, the aim of the presentation. During presentation tell the audience some interesting examples from real life. These examples will definitely grab the audience attention to the presenter. Taking breaks is also important as no one likes to sit in one state for a long time. Short breaks make people fresh.
The story was pretty good. It seemed to hold a lot of the attention of the audience. It was very interesting, because they looped certain things into actual historical events. They threw a nonfictional twist into some actual fiction. It was also very entertaining because they had lots of jokes that kept the crowd laughing and cheering.
Reporting I have always found that the reporters on television are extremely interesting and unbelievably polished. They always have a way of presenting themselves in a very well rounded manner. I do not know how to explain it; I am amazed by how they have such great annunciation skills! Growing up and watching E.S.P.N. I have always admired the comedy and quick wit that sports reporters possess.
I’m not counting how many “I”s I’ve used as I’m sure it ate a huge chunk of this paper (let alone, this sentence), but it just proves the fact that everyone has a tendency to be self-centered. I realize now that he’s right about education teaching us how to think. It takes practice to internalize a discerning view of the world. Back in high school, I remember how my classmates and I would constantly ask, “What is the point of learning factoring polynomials? It’s not like we can use this in everyday life.” His speech shed light on so much light on how to deal properly with life through being educated.