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Informative Speech Topic Proposal Start Assignment Please submit a topic proposal for your Informative Speech. You must submit your proposal in the following format:   EXAMPLE: Specific purpose: “To inform the audience about tornadoes.” Thesis statement: “In order to better understand tornadoes, it is important to explore what causes tornadoes to develop, how researchers classify types of tornadoes, and odd occurrences that may be associated with tornadoes.” Be sure to include the 3 subtopics you will be covering in your speech. Rubric Topic Proposal Topic Proposal Criteria Ratings Pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeProposal Submitted in Proper Format 5 pts Full Marks 0 pts No Marks 5 pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeProposal Acceptable for Project 5 pts Full Marks 0 pts No Marks 5 pts Total Points: 10
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Individual Exercise 6A.1 Start Assignment Due Oct 26 Joining a Conversation on Social Media Preparation Review the following: “Creating Content for Social Media” on pp. 137–139 “Strategies for Business Communication on Social Networks” on pp. 141–142 Your Assignment Complete Activity 6-27 on p. 160 of the textbook. However, instead of limiting yourself to audiophile-quality headphones, acoustic guitars, or electronic drum kits, choose any product that interests you. Make up any details you need. As you draft your comment, keep the following best practices in mind: You’re joining an existing conversation, so your first sentence should connect to the main idea of the thread. Remember that it’s a conversation, not a lecture or a sales pitch. Include information about your superior product, discussed in a low-key way, and offer to answer questions about it. Be transparent and honest.
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Writing Assignment 1 Start Assignment Due Oct 26 Email Reply to a Request for Information Preparation Review the following: “Email” on pp. 143–148 “Strategy for Routine Replies, Routine Messages, and Positive Messages” on pp. 172–174 “Answering Requests for Information or Action” on p. 174 Your Assignment According to a research study by the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, one-quarter of all motor vehicle accidents that involve children under age 12 are side-impact crashes—and these crashes result in higher rates of injuries and fatalities than those with front or rear impacts. You work in the consumer information department at Britax, a leading manufacturer of car seats. Your manager has asked you to prepare an email message that can be sent out whenever parents request information about side-impact crashes and the safety features of Britax seats. Write a 3–4 paragraph email that explains why side-impact crashes are so dangerous and describes how Britax’s car seats are designed to help protect children in side-impact crashes. Include a subject line in your e-mail. In your response, incorporate relevant information from the following links: Britax Side Impact Protection ExplainedLinks to an external site. (provides useful background information about why side-impact crashes are so dangerous) Britax Side Impact ProtectionLinks to an external site. (provides information about Britax’s side impact protection features)