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    Characteristics of Effective and Ineffective Speakers Effective 1. Confidence - Confidence comes from believing in what you are saying and being passionate about your subject. Self-confidence is developed by knowing everything you can about your subject and thoroughly preparing and practicing. 2. Likeability - As a general rule your listeners want to like you. When they do like you it makes delivering your speech easier. Your likeability is helped by smiling and being positive and friend

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    The Impact of Technology on Teenagers As technology advances‚ so do teenagers‚ and the rest of the people from all around the world. Technology has made a huge impact on today´s society and teens have shown to be the most interested on the topic. We live surrounded by technology‚ we can find it everywhere and in all shapes and sizes‚ these amazing gadgets seem to be changing constantly. Technology takes place in our daily life and also infers in the way we talk‚ the way we dress‚ what we listen

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    Life as a Teenager in2014

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    Life as a Teenager in 2014 When I was younger‚ I always thought my parents knew everything and were never wrong. I believed that they never made mistakes‚ they were too old and wise. The same went for my teachers‚ older members of our extended family and just adults in general. I felt so safe‚ comforted by the fact that they knew and were in control‚ so I didn’t have to be. The older I became‚ the more I realized how faulty my ideas were. I never did become any wiser as I grew up; I had information

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    Positive Discipline

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    Positive Discipline Parents who love their children have a responsibility to guide‚ love‚ teach and discipline them towards appropriate behavior. Barakat and Clark (2007) say that negative actions such as spanking can interfere with a child’s healthy development. For example: spanking a child for inappropriate behavior teaches them‚ that physical force is appropriate in disciplining bad behavior. Encouraging good behavior can lessen the time it takes to correct him‚ or her for mistakes. Positive

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    Relationship Characteristics Amanda Fuller PSY/220 February 22‚ 2013 Chantel Vicks Relationship Characteristics A love relationship in my present life is my boyfriend‚ we have been together on and off for five years. I am using him as an example because I already know what could make this relationship stronger and what can make it last. I have commitment issues thus the on and off of our relationship. When things get tough I tend to do something to break up the relationship. I think in order

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    What it is like to be a teenager. A teenager’s life is not as simple as many think. The changes each adolescent goes through are enormous. Many people believe the change is only physical‚ which is completely untrue. The greatest change teenager faces are those within his/her brain; another word‚ psychological. In the charts and graphs‚ it is evident that teenagers are constantly pressured by their surroundings‚ which explains the reason for them being stressed. After studying charts in class

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    Positive Attitude

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    The main idea also consist of The different types of ideas that teachers can use to try to prevent some of the negative attitudes and actions that students use towards them. The purpose of the essays are to help students develop a more positive attitude towards their teachers and towards school. Another purpose is for teachers to gain more knowledge of how to control the types of negative attitudes that they may be receiving from their students. Teachers all across the United States have experienced

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    In what way does 90210 challenge and confirm British perceptions of American youth and why is it so successful in the UK? 90210? American teenagers Attitudes and values Representations of American youth in the British media Audience profiling http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=S4tl1L_NG_cC&pg=PA2&lpg=PA2&dq=how+are+characters+represented+in+90210&source=bl&ots=8svyK9iHAz&sig=8UCb4ahGSQUIRZ0G3eOzDCmcpSc&hl=en&sa=X&ei=LNlMT72gCdTV8QOp56jxAg&ved=0C

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    POSITIVE THINKING ESSAY Hi‚ everybody! Now I’m telling you about POSITIVE THINKING. First I’m explaining you there are two kind of people: optimistic and pessimistic people. A pessimist is a person who nurtures a consistently negative attitude‚ expecting the worst of people and of situations. A pessimist relates to the “half empty glass‚” ignoring the fact that the glass is also half full. He or she typically believes that the world in which we live is the worst possible of all worlds and

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    Depression among teenagers in Hong Kong Every year many teenagers die not because of accidents or illness‚ but by themselves. According to a study (2008) conducted by the Mental Health Association of Hong Kong‚ 1 in every 12 juvenile adolescents suffer from major depression. The report said about 2.1 million teens aged 12 to 17 experienced a major depressive episode in the past year. For almost half of the teens‚ depression drastically reduced their abilities to deal with aspects of their daily

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