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Haley Knudsen
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Hello, everybody and happy Wednesday.
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I hope everyone is doing well today.
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Let's get started.
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So it's Wednesday.
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So of course, it's word of the day Wednesday.
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So the word of the day today is the lollygag,
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which means to dawdle or move slowly.
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So hopefully if you are ever feeling like you are
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just tired and you have to just doddle or move
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slowly, you can use the word lollygag.
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Alright, today is also warm up Wednesday S so that
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means that attached today is a video of a sun
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salutation. It's again a really fun little quick yoga video,
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and it's a really, really great way to warm up
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your body a little bit and kind of focused on
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what you need to be doing for the day.
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So hopefully you enjoy it.
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I think it's a really great video to use, and
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it's about five minutes long, so it's pretty quick.
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Um, but make sure to just pause this video right
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now, pause it like the pause button and then participate
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in the warm up.
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So hopefully you are feeling nice and stretched and ready
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to take on the day and ready to take on
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this lesson.
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so today it's just kind of a review of what
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we are doing with our informative speeches this week.
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So we're doing our get to know you informative speech,
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and I'm really quickly going to talk about why it's
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important to have a format for a speech.
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Well, first of all, we're going to be using the
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same format for the future speeches that we use in
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this class.
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But it's also really important because you're going to be
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using a similar format in many, many, many different speeches
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and papers in the future of your life.
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So even now, I am currently in grad school, and
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I still use this format for a lot of my
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classes where I have my introduction.
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I have something interesting to talk about.
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At the beginning, I have my thesis statement.
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I have my body paragraphs and I have my conclusion,
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and I have used that same format for many different
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papers throughout my college experience throughout high school throughout middle
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school. It's always been there to help me, and it's
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really great because you're gonna have this skill going forward
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and just something to really use.
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As for future projects and papers, and it's gonna be
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really This one is really great to help you, because
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if you ever are creating a speech for something outside
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of this class, which I promise you, you probably will
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that's going to really help you as well.
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So it's going to really help you to happy and
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effective presenter when it comes to future things that you
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are going to be doing.
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And again, you are going to be using this format
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all the time, not just in this class but in
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other classes as well.
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So to help, you kind of get geared up for
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presenting your speech on via video and turning in your
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get to know you speech.
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Um, I would love for you to watch the this
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informative speech example that I've attached below.
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It's a really great just example of someone standing in
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front and speaking about a certain topic, and her topic
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specifically is three importance of sleep.
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So hopefully you enjoy it.
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I know sleep is very important and I definitely definitely
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love sleep, so hopefully you also do, and hopefully you
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enjoy the video, so that will again help.
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You just kind of understand what did informative speech is
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supposed to be looking like and continue to work on
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your get to know you informative speeches.
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The written version is going to be Dubai tonight by
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midnight. So make sure you're turning that in.
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Remember that there's an outline that you can follow on
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the actual assignment and then make sure you are typing
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it out.
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And it looks like how I want how my example
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is looking, which is also on the assignment.
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But how?
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The outline is formatted.
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So make sure you're turning that in by tonight.
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And then the video part is going to be dio
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tomorrow. So tomorrow in tomorrow's lesson, we're gonna be really
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focusing on kind of using our vocal variety that we've
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talked about to present effective speeches.
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But make sure you're turning in the written part today.
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And then the video portion is due by tomorrow by
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midnight, as usual.
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If you have any questions, please, please, please do not
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hesitate to reach out to me.
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I'm here to help, but otherwise have an awesome, awesome
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rest of your day.
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I'll see you guys later
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