i really like how nour was very straightforward with each point she made. she included each piece of evidence very well and it sounded super great! #HNRS0124
i like how angelina included her personal stories about how everything’s affected her because it really shows what is happening rather than what could happen. #HNRS0124
i really liked how saloni talked with passion and emotion in her voice and tone. it showed that she really cared about what she was talking about! #HNRS0124
He was able to add serious metaphors and information along with humor that the audience reacted to positively. He related real world issues to his past experiences which was intriguing as a watcher because it made me understand better. #HNRS0124
Dr. Chris is an engaging public speaker because he got up infront of everyone with much confidence and with a powerful voice. He was comfortable to listen to and he was able to get the audiences attention and their responses by telling his stories in an attention grabbing way.
A person is an effective public speaker when they reach the audience in a positive way. To captivate the audience the speaker should use common language, and if not explain larger words. The speaker should get to the audience emotionally, honestly, and logically. #HNRS0124
In this unit I learned more about the time period of segregation and how much it impacted people’s lives. Now that we’re in high school we are able to see it less filtered and notice how bad it actually was. I was also able to learn about the American Dream and how much people
The mood changes after the rest of the family finds out that the insurance money was taken from Walter. Momma doesn’t think that they will be able to move in now, Ruth is willing to work a lot more to be able to pay, Beneatha is very quiet and Walter seems angry. #HNRS0124
As I was watching Mr. Linder try to make the Youngers leave the community it made me upset because if the Youngers were able to buy the house and pay rent and did not bother anyone they didn’t do anything wrong and Mr. Linder shouldn’t have a problem with them paying him and his
seeing Ruth, Walter, and Beneath take care of the Clydeborn Park “welcoming committee” offer them money to move out of the neighborhood in a calm way. #HNRS0124
I think that being able to see the family move into this large nice house after going through what they did at the old apartment with such little space is a really good thing for them. Here they are able to have more space for themselves and enjoy themselves more. This is going
to change there lives for the better and it seems like the family isn’t going to let anyone stop that. They all saw the neighbors looking through their windows but Beneatha was able to laugh it off and I think the rest of the family will be able to be like this soon too after
I admire Jackie Robinson. He was an African American athlete who was the first African American to play in the MBL. When he started as first baseman for the Dodgers, segregation in baseball was over. He played very well and made himself known with a positive attitude. #HNRS0124