We all are experts in our area, but does our audience engagement and size reflect that? Many of us have teaching or speaking experience. Our main goal of creating an online course should be to help our audience/clients improve in the area we excel in. But what will my audience think? What will they really …
like Tony Robbins does Tony Robbins is not a motivational speaker only because he was born to speak, he has natural talent, or he is saying something new. He may have a natural talent for speaking but without practicing the techniques used to appeal to his audience, he would not be successful. Most of the time, he …
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When will people start coming to my website? When will people follow me? When will they see all my hard work? Unfortunately though, just because you build it doesn’t mean they will come. We have all struggled with this in our online marketing, sales, and social media work. We can be the best in our …
I get the whole idea that it is important to claim expert status… but come on people, be an actual expert first. I know that many of us feel like we are “faking it” because many of us need to be confident because we truly are experts in our field but our confidence in ourselves …
News is fake news if: The information was created with an emotional, angry or happy, news castor, it’s fake news. The information has little to no reference to what the original text or speaker said, it’s fake news. The news castor ONLY picked out the pieces that they agree or disagree with to pick apart, it’s …
What do we need to do to really connect to this generation of students? How can we inspire them to accomplish and learn without feeling like we need to do it for them? Can we use the new forum of webinars, workshops, and blog articles with condensed and concise information to hold their attention and …
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What’s so hard about it? Why do English teachers struggle with teaching writing? What can we do about it? What’s so difficult about teaching writing? For most writers, we are so passionate about writing and practice is so much that we learn the skills without realizing it. Think about it like this: What is something that …
Downloadable Worksheet Time— Rhetorical Appeals: for analyzing expository texts!! Who else is excited?!? One thing that I promised you is that I would provide worksheets and activities for you to practice college writing at home at least once a week, so here is the first of many. Description of Rhetorical Appeals Activity: This worksheet is …
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Everyone uses rhetoric. Rhetoric is the way that we talk to convince people of what we want them to believe. Rhetoric is not only a formal persuasive speech. Each day we live, every moment we communicate we are attempting to convince others to believe us. We try to convince them to believe that we are …
You’ll notice quickly that I do not create lessons or activities that do not require some sort of inquiry or critical thinking process. Throughout my years of teaching students have always said things like, “Ms. Moody, why don’t you just give me the answer?” It makes me laugh because I realize that no I don’t …