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Anael Benmergui - #2

 Anael Benmergui     Good morning everyone! Today I will be giving feedback on my thoughts and feelings on all of the presentations. Every single group did an amazing job presenting. I think it is important to say that all of these topics are extremely controversial, and most people feel a certain way about it, but all of the groups did an amazing job at presenting the facts and leaving their personal feelings out of it. This is something that is very hard to do especially because of the way we feel about these topics.     I love the introduction that Briana gave. It was a great way to start off the presentation for group number four. She mentioned how there is a famous poem written in a plaque on the bottom of the Statue of Liberty that expresses welcoming immigrants that come in from different countries looking for asylum and a better future. This just comes to show how much of a value immigration is for the United States. After this Melissa started presenting...

Ariel Howard Blog Post #2

       Throughout the group presentations, I found it interesting how differently each group approached its topic even though we were all working from the same general requirements. Each group had to discuss the history and overview of its issue, compare American and international perspectives, identify local and national organizations involved, and include responses or opinions from people connected to the topic. Even with those similarities, every presentation felt different because of the subject matter, the research selected, and the way each group chose to present its interviews and evidence.      Group 2 focused on education policies. I found this topic especially interesting because education is something that affects almost everyone, but its history is much more complicated than people sometimes realize. The group discussed how access to education has changed over time and how civil rights played an important role in expanding educational opp...

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  Post #1 Axel Rosales Public speaking is an important skill that everyone can benefit from, whether they are in college, starting a career, or communicating with people in everyday life. After listening to the presentations from Group 2, Group 3, and Group 4, I learned a lot about preparing for a successful presentation, improving presentation skills, and understanding the different types of presentations. Each group shared useful information that gave me a different perspective on public speaking. I enjoyed their presentations because they showed me that giving a good speech is not just about standing in front of people and talking. It takes preparation, confidence, communication, and the ability to connect with an audience. Group 2 presented the chapter “Getting Ready for a Successful Presentation.” One of the main things I liked about their presentation was the focus on preparation. I believe preparation is one of the most important parts of giving a successful presentation bec...