Describe at least four techniques that you would use to learn about your audience.

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Technical writing is and how it differs from other types of writing, define technical writing and its various uses or applications. Include specific examples to support your definition. Your evidence/examples should include but are not limited to, documents, subject fields, websites, etc.

Just as it’s important to recognize the purpose and methodology of technical writing, understanding the facets of an audience and how to meet its needs is critical for technical writers. For example, writers would develop a technical document much differently for a team of scientists than they would for an audience without a background in the same subject matter. In preparation for your contributions to the course discussion on the audience, read pages 89-108 from Chapter 5. Then, explain why it is important to identify the target audience of a document or presentation. Finally, describe at least four techniques that you would use to learn about your audience.

Your initial post should be at least 500 words in length. Support your claims with examples from required material(s) and/or other credible resources, and properly cite any references. Respond to at least two of your classmates’ posts by Day 7. Each response is requirfkted to meet or exceed 250 words.

Imagine that you won $10,000 grant to make an improvement to community. Describe what you would do with the funds.

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Imagine that you won $10,000 grant to make an improvement to community. Describe what you would do with the funds. Would focus on financial literacy and health care. Need statically data for Peach County Georgia included( income, cost of living)

Write about two or three parallels between events in Reyna Grande’s life and stages of the Hero’s Journey.

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In a page or two (about 500 words) write about two or three parallels between events in Reyna Grande’s life and stages of the Hero’s Journey. For example, you might write about a time or times she answered the Call to Adventure, a time or times she struggled with Tests and Trials, and/or a time or times she Crossed the Threshold.

Be sure to quote from A Dream Called Home and to describe the specific events and people in her life that closely match parfktts of the Hero’s Journey.

How did you feel the news was treated by both outlets (with bias or slant? with commentary or opinion? etc.). Compare/contrast them.

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2 1/2 – 3 1/2 Pages with NO RESEARCH at all other than your own observations and findings tracking the news stations.

How did you feel the news was treated by both outlets (with bias or slant? with commentary or opinion? etc.). Compare/contrast them. What does that mean to you or America? What you think it means is what the essay is about.
1. Explore the similarities, differences, or both, of a subject; or show a connection.

2. Gives examples, quotes, or arguments to support the major similarities/differences.

3. Stick to either similarities/differences (sometimes, both) throughout

4. You must provide specific logical evidence to prove the similarities or differences.

Explain the role of woman in Literature

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Explain the role of woman in Literature

What role does Rhetoric play in the 21st Century.

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Here you will tie everything together from the semester to answer the following question: What role does Rhetoric play in the 21st Century.
Rhetoric and writing have changed so much since the time of Plato. Writing and Rhetoric have even drastically changed in the last few years. Rhetoric itself has been defined in so many ways with so many connotations. This is an open-ended essay where you will ponder the current role it serves. You can think about this in any terms you see fit, ie the current political climate, current digital culture, how it pertains to your own field(s) of study and interests, or how your role exists inside of it. In your analysis as you find your own answer to this question, you will be expected to draw upon the various concepts from throughout the semester. This will be an open book, open note final exam essay. You should spend no more or less than 2 hours writing it. There is no page limit or word count, but you will be expected to explore your ideas in full and take advantage of the full amount of time, so when in doubt, keep writing until you have nothing left to say. The key is depth and reflection.
This is not a list or a summary of the things you’ve learned, but it should instead be treated as a final reflection of how you will bring the things you’ve learned further into your life and studies. The role that rhetoric plays in the 21st century is something you must define and explore in this final essay.

Compare and contrast the idea of repentance between Faustus and Satan in “the tragical history of doctor faustus” and “paradise lost”

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Comparing and contransting the idea of repentance between Faustus and Satan in “the tragical history of doctor faustus” and “paradise lost”

Utilizing your book and the Internet, find 3 illegal interview questions. List those questions and explain why they are illegal.

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Step 1: Post a response to the following on the discussion board. If appropriate, include personal experience in your response.

Utilizing your book and the Internet, find 3 illegal interview questions. List those questions and explain why they are illegal.

Step 2: Read other students’ initial posfktts And ask one question.

Discuss the relationship between discomfort and happiness.

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Discuss the relationship between discomfort and happiness. Is
Is Brave New World correct in its assumption that we need to experience
discomfort in order to live a meaningful life? If so, how is it that
discomfort can bring us towards real happiness and meaning? How does
Camus takes on the ideas of discomfort and happiness? In your view,
which provides a better template for how to live our lives?

Write a paragraph that agrees or disagrees with Marche’s thesis

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Read pages 58-66 in the course readings to learn how to integrate sources into your writing. Integrating sources means referring to someone else’s writing as a way to support or illustrate your point. Paraphrasing and including direct quotations are the primary ways of using sources; the readings offer examples of each, and also a glimpse into how easily one’s misuse of a source can be categorized as plagiarism.

Once again, let’s return to “The Epidemic of Facelessness” by Stephen Marche, pp. 34-37 in the course readings. Write a paragraph that agrees or disagrees with Marche’s thesis. Use paraphrasing and quoting in your response, and correct APA in text and parenthetical citations (see Purdue OWL linked in Week 4 Materials folder).