dance in movies review

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Summary:
Follows these steps to write your 3-2-1 assignment:
1. Watch one of the assigned films from the unit (Becoming Burlesque or Burlesque).
2. Read the assigned article from the unit.
3. Attend the virtual Lecture.
4. Open a new Word document on your computer (do not use Pages. It is incompatible with Turnitin)
5. In 500-750 words, double-spaced and in your words, respond to the following three prompts:
a) Identify 3 different ideas or concepts that you thought were significant from the assigned article.
b) Apply 2 different ideas or concepts from the article to the film you watched.
c) Describe 1 specific dance scene from the film that illustrates the key theme for the unit.
6. Upload your assignment to the Turnitin submission link for that unit on eClass.
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The Conclusion and ‘Holy Ted Nugent’

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Summary Essay: Summarize in 2-3 paragraphs Chapters 8-10 (185-232) that mark the author’s journey from the second part of her investigation into America’s food industry, selling, to the third stage, cooking, plus the solutions to this problem that she discusses in the Conclusion and ‘Holy Ted Nugent’ (233-245). Remember: summary means focus on just the main points, and keep your opinion out of it
 
 
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) project will require you to research the SEC’s Accounting and Auditing Enforcement releases (AAERs). You will prepare a written report over this AAER that describes the reason the AAER was issued with a synthesis of the accounting issues present in the company’s financial statements.
 
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The life of Jesse Owens

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Present a 5-7-minute speech to inform (educate). It is to be delivered extemporaneously. Your information speech should:
In honor of African American History month, choose a civil rights activist you wish to learn more about. I choose The life of Jesse Owens
Originate your resource material for this speech utilizing resources at Northwestern University per your program. a You should let your research assistant know you need a minimum of three different kinds. Use websites, journal articles, books, periodicals, newspapers, pamphlets, or interviews with experts. There are also specific databases for historical research.
Choose a person that you wish to learn more about. Prepare a purpose statement. The purpose Is a phrase that states precisely what you will hope to accomplish in your speech. For instance, ‘Today I will educate you about the first Latina US Supreme Court Justice who grew up in the Bronx, NY, defied gender stereotypes and has become a leader by advocating for reform.” Limit your main points to three that you wish to explain. Make sure your central idea/thesis statement is clear, fluid and one sentence long.
Develop your message with purposeful, verbal supporting material. Some of the forms of support material used to develop main points are:
a. Examples b. Explanation c. Compare/Contrast d. Testimony e. Repetition
Cite your sources. You must have a minimum of three diverse sources. Most students have many more than three and include 5 or more. You should create evidence cards for each source so you will remember to cite them orally. In addition, you should include an MIA or APA bibliography to be handed In with the outline.
Delivery: Prepare, prepare and practice and dress appropriately for this event. Time for your speech! If you do not hit the 5 minutes it will negatively impact your grade. You may use note cards or a delivery outline to deliver your speech. Keep your outline key word as we discussed
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Good afternoon, everyone. Today, in honor of African American History Month, I will be speaking about the life of Jesse Owens, a prominent figure in the Civil Rights Movement. My purpose in this speech is to educate you about the life and legacy of Jesse Owens, and to emphasize the impact he had on American society.

Jesse Owens was born on September 12, 1913, in Oakville, Alabama. He grew up in a time of segregation and racial discrimination, where opportunities for African Americans were limited. However, despite the odds against him, Owens went on to become one of the most successful athletes of his time.

My first main point is Owens’ rise to fame as a track and field athlete. Owens began his athletic career in high school and continued on to college at Ohio State University. He made history at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, where he won four gold medals and shattered multiple world records. Owens’ success as an athlete challenged racial stereotypes and showcased the potential of African American athletes.

My second main point is Owens’ impact on the Civil Rights Movement. Despite his Olympic success, Owens faced discrimination and racism when he returned to the United States. He used his platform to advocate for civil rights, and became a symbol of hope for the African American community. Owens also worked with the NAACP to fight against segregation and to promote equal rights for all.

My final main point is Owens’ legacy and continued impact. Owens’ achievements continue to inspire people around the world, and his legacy lives on through various foundations and scholarships that support young athletes. In addition, Owens’ story reminds us of the importance of resilience and determination in the face of adversity.

In conclusion, Jesse Owens’ life and legacy serve as a reminder of the power of perseverance and the importance of fighting for justice and equality. Through his achievements as an athlete and his activism in the Civil Rights Movement, Owens left a lasting impact on American society. I hope this speech has shed some light on the incredible life of Jesse Owens, and inspires you to learn more about the many other remarkable figures in African American history. Thank you.

Sources:

  • “Jesse Owens Biography.” Biography.com. A&E Television Networks, 28 Apr. 2017. Web. 12 Feb. 2022.
  • “Jesse Owens and the 1936 Olympics.” National Museum of African American History and Culture, Smithsonian Institution. Web. 12 Feb. 2022.
  • “Jesse Owens: An American Life.” Northwestern University Library. Web. 12 Feb. 2022.