Category: English 101

There are 5 required reading categories. A three-page analysis of each week’s reading(s) is due (the three pages does not include a title page, references, charts or otherwise. It is three pages of solid content The analysis is not an opinion paper, but a research-based analysis where observations and conclusions are based on included, scholarly citations. Three scholarly sources (MINIMUM) are required. Any deviations will cause you to lose points on the assignments. The instructor will approve the student’s choice of topics.
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Discipline: loss prevention
topic: Social Engineering & Human Elements of Loss Prevention

There are 5 required reading categories. A three-page analysis of each week’s reading(s) the three pages does not include a title page, references, charts or otherwise. It is three pages of solid content The analysis is not an opinion paper, but a research-based analysis where observations and conclusions are based on included, scholarly citations. Three scholarly sources (MINIMUM) are required. Any deviations will cause you to lose points on the assignments. The instructor will approve the student’s choice of topics.
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topic/title: Terror Emergency Planning Discipline: loss prevention

In the assignment it says that first you need to make a sheet in excel on the activities I previously made which I have share they are in red
Then you have to create a bar chart

Up until this point, we have primarily concentrated on extemporaneous speaking. Speaking extemporaneously means that we have given a crafted and practiced presentation without using memorization or reading word-for-word from the outline or text.
We have used note cards to present information in a conversational, natural way. While we practiced 6 times out loud, our goal was to present in the most natural way possible. We made it look unrehearsed!
Impromptu Speaking
With Impromptu speaking, we are required to organize our thoughts quickly (maybe 2-3 minutes of preparation time) and then present without prior practice.
In life, you may be required to think on your feet quickly, and respond intelligently and confidently in a public setting (eg., think job interview, a meeting at work and your boss turns to you and asks, “What are your thoughts? How should we proceed?”).
P R E P
Take a look at the following clip. It explains a simple (yet very effective) organizational pattern we can use when called upon to give an impromptu presentation. It is called PREP and it stands for Point, Reason(s), Example and Point.

Stanford University’s Graduate Business School is learning about the importance of impromptu speaking, too. Please take a look at the following clip:

Discussion Prompt
1. Please answer the following question (no less than 150 words):
Think about a situation in your past when you were called upon to speak in a public setting with little or no advanced preparation.
* For example – You were suddenly called upon to “say a few words” at your friend’s wedding; your boss called in sick and you had to take the lead in a Zoom meeting; you are interviewing for a new job and they ask you, “Where do you see yourself with our organization in the next 5 years?”.
* Please explain your past situation, and tell us how you will use PREP in the future.
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Discipline: Speech

the assignment is Module 8 Assignment: Initial Analysis SUBMISSION 1 / 2 and Module 8 Assignment: Initial Analysis SUBMISSION 2 / 2
you can find the instruction for that down in the file below take a look at that

The paper must be 4–6 pages in length and 750–1,000 words. The outline and works-cited list are not counted as part of the 4–6 pages.
•The paper should include an outline.
•You should research information from at least 5 sources, including at least two non-internet sources. One source must be a book, and one must be a reference work, such as an encyclopedia or dictionary.
•The paper should contain a clear introduction, body, and conclusion, with a thesis statement in the introduction.
•You should cite your sources within your paper using in-text (parenthetical) documentation.
•The paper should include a list of works cited at the end.
•The paper should follow the format for a research paper according to MLA.
•The paper should use at least one graphic, picture, illustration, chart, or graph to explain key concepts.
•The final draft of the paper should be typed and double-spaced, using 12-point font.

-a quick summary of the book.
-How did this book Influence you?
-Why did you find it interesting?
-What are the outcomes you have learned?
Answer this questions.
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Discipline: Sustainaility in Fashion