Why do we chose this topic?
We chose this topic because we thought that is relevant to us, like an international students, improve our knowledge about Native American Women, their life in the past, how they care their children, how they help their tribes with their work and how they have impacted American Culture.
It is about culture of innovations, specifically about how can help managers deal with innovation inside their companies. 2. How is it organized? Questions, then answers. The speaker explains some concepts and topics. 3. What is the genre? Academic Language. Register? The speaker use the formal register. * Register refers to a variety of language used in a specific social setting:speaking in an informal register; writing in a scientific register.
4. What sort of expertise do you think a speaker in this community needs?
Knowledge of business and management. 5. What words are specific to the field?
Stackeholders, innovation, market, systems, customers, in general, words related with management. Customer services.
6. What verb tenses are used? Present perfect, conditionals, present perfect continuous, present.
7. Is nominalization used? yes, innovation, for example.
8. Is passive voiced used? yes, when he explain some concepts.
STUDENT GENERATED CONTENT PRESENTATIONS Discussion: Products that changed our lives / Products we cant´t live without
2.- What is my claiming?....Genetic Food is a good solution to improve agriculture in our world.
I support and defend this kind of food!
GM It is not a new concept, it is a old concep that has been showed good results in numerous countries
It is useful to economy, farmer, environment, agricultural productivity.
Past decade: Over the past decade, they’ve increased area planted in genetically modified (GM) crops by more than 10 percent each year, increased their farm income by more than US$44 billion (1996-2007), and achieved economic, environmental and social benefits in crops such as soybeans, canola, corn and cotton.
Today: Farmers in 25 countries on six continents are using plant biotechnology to solve difficult crop production challenges and conserve the environment.
In the future: Over the next decade, expanded adoption combined with current research on 57 crops in 63 countries will broaden the advantages of genentically modified foods for growers, consumers and the environment.
3.- Evidence to support my claim
GM crops benefit the environment and conserve natural habitat for wildlife.
Numerous international organizations also have endorsed the health and environmental safety of biotech crops
the Royal Society (UK),
National Academy of Sciences (USA),
the World Health Organization, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, etc.
4.- Reflextion and Conclusion
No doubt that GM is a controversial subject
But, there aren't enough scientific evidence that GM is harmful to the environment or for health of people.
Do you have any questions or comments?
Thanks for your attention.
Our team is : Charles, Fahad, Jane, Maisoon and Paulina.
Our presentations will be about Martin Luther King Jr how and how he changed the African- American History
We are explain and tell to you..this main ideas about this important man in Black History.
1.- Introduccion: Real differences between African-American and American people. (Charles) http://leesangchul.wikispaces.com/Project+descriptions
2.- Who is Martin Luther King Jr? (Fahad)
3.- Why he became an important figure for Black History?, (Maisoon)
4.- How many awards he received in his life.(Jane)
5.- Why he was relevant to change the human civil right to the U.S. History and when he was assassinated and why. (Paulina)
6.- Conclusion; Questions?. Some specific pictures: Summary:
He is remembered as a political leader for his work in the civil rights movement.
He become not only the symbolic leader of American blacks but also actually is remembered us a world figure.
He believed in non-violent protest, activism and peace.
He was againt to Vietnam War.
He was one of the finest speeches in the history of American oratory "Have a dream"...and his dream was.... an end to racial segregation in public school; meaningful civil rights legislation, including a law prohibiting racial discrimination in employment for example.
He most important dream or message: That all people would someday be sisters and brothers in a world governed by equality, justice, and peace.
He won diverse awards but the most important was the Nobel Peace Prize.
When he was 39 years old, he was assassinated, but he left a legacy of hope and inspiration that continues today.
"LANGUAGE IS CULTURE AND CULTURE IS LANGUAGE"....thanks!!!
ARGUMENTATIVE PRESENTATION
INNOVATION
Discourse Community Presentations
Collaborative Presentation
NATIVE AMERICAN WOMEN : HOW DID THEY LIVE
Why do we chose this topic?We chose this topic because we thought that is relevant to us, like an international students, improve our knowledge about Native American Women, their life in the past, how they care their children, how they help their tribes with their work and how they have impacted American Culture.
1. INTRODUCTION (Abdullah)
2. DWELLINGS (Abdullah)
3. CHILDREN (Hadeel)
4. DAILY LIFE AND ROUTINE (Jane, Paulina)
5. CONCLUSION (Paulina)
http://photoswest.org/exhib/gallery4/leadin.htm
Analysis of Community Discourse
Answer the following questions:
- What is the goal of the lecture?
It is about culture of innovations, specifically about how can help managers deal with innovation inside their companies.2. How is it organized? Questions, then answers. The speaker explains some concepts and topics.
3. What is the genre? Academic Language. Register? The speaker use the formal register.
* Register refers to a variety of language used in a specific social setting: speaking in an informal register; writing in a scientific register.
4. What sort of expertise do you think a speaker in this community needs?
Knowledge of business and management.
5. What words are specific to the field?
Stackeholders, innovation, market, systems, customers, in general, words related with management. Customer services.
6. What verb tenses are used? Present perfect, conditionals, present perfect continuous, present.
7. Is nominalization used? yes, innovation, for example.
8. Is passive voiced used? yes, when he explain some concepts.
STUDENT GENERATED CONTENT PRESENTATIONS
Discussion: Products that changed our lives / Products we cant´t live without
Writing/News : http://www2.ljworld.com/news/2010/feb/24/survey-products-changed-our-lives/======
Listening/Video: http://abcnews.go.com/Business/video/10-products-changed-lives-9909496 ----
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Argumentative Presentation: Genetic Food (GM): Advantages to our world! 1.- Introduction======
http://www.monsanto.com/biotech-gmo/asp/globalOutlook.asp
2.- What is my claiming?....Genetic Food is a good solution to improve agriculture in our world.
I support and defend this kind of food!
3.- Evidence to support my claim
4.- Reflextion and Conclusion
Our team is : Charles, Fahad, Jane, Maisoon and Paulina.
Our presentations will be about Martin Luther King Jr how and how he changed the African- American History
We are explain and tell to you..this main ideas about this important man in Black History.
1.- Introduccion: Real differences between African-American and American people. (Charles)
http://leesangchul.wikispaces.com/Project+descriptions
2.- Who is Martin Luther King Jr? (Fahad)
3.- Why he became an important figure for Black History?, (Maisoon)
4.- How many awards he received in his life.(Jane)
5.- Why he was relevant to change the human civil right to the U.S. History and when he was assassinated and why. (Paulina)
6.- Conclusion; Questions?.
Some specific pictures:
Summary:
"LANGUAGE IS CULTURE AND CULTURE IS LANGUAGE"....thanks!!!