Introduction Should provide a summary of your essay Consider writing it last—once you have a better idea of what your body paragraphs discuss Avoid general statements/generalizations. Stick to topic and text only. Thesis: Summary of your arguments 1 sentence per argument Each statement should answer how/why and consequence You can begin your thesis with “this…
1. Help Signals – Smoke: smoke from a signal fire can be made to contrast with the surrounding environment. -Whistles and Mirrors: Use anything that you have that reflects the sun’s rays, as this is a good way for calling for help. -Morse CODE – Mirrors, flashlights, or whistles are three ways you can send…
Prepare early: Prepare for tests and examinations from the very first day of the course, when the teacher outlines the course and the expectations of the course. Keep your notes complete and review them as the course goes along. Clarify expectations: Be sure that you know the details about the test or the exam. Questions…
1. Be sure to include brief introductory and concluding paragraphs, which are consistent with each other and with the paragraphs in the body of your essay. 2. Your essay must at least appear to be well organized. Use transition words and phrases to help the reader follow the flow of your discussion. For ideas, check…
Fonts Select sans-serif fonts such as Arial or Helvetica. Avoid serif fonts such as Times New Roman or Palatino as they are sometimes more difficult to read. Use no font size smaller than 24 point. Clearly label each screen. Use a larger font (35-45 points) or different color for the title. Use a single sans-serif…
Concentration. Try to stay focused and in character during your performance. If something goes wrong, try to cover without losing character. Remember, you want the audience to see the character, not the actor. So avoid laughing, looking at the audience inappropriately, etc. Try not to be self conscious. Voice. A good voice is clear, strong,…