Not just for a TED Talk, but for any presentation, the job of a visual aid is to lend clarity to your ideas. They’re there to enrich, not replace, what you say.  Design them for the audience, not for you. For our purposes, we’ll look at two basic approaches to designing visual aids for a… Continue reading Visual Aids

Remember! You’re making a claim that a paradigm shift happened. You’ll need to clearly define that shift and articulate how you know it was a shift. What changed? What underlying ideology was transformed? Your paper then needs to explain it. Do this by: a) identifying the significant events or people who caused or pushed it;… Continue reading Planning the Outline for the Paradigm Shift Paper

How ‘Snowflake’ Became America’s Inescapable Tough-Guy Taunt First Words By AMANDA HESS JUNE 13, 2017 Every age has its own preferred terms of political emasculation. Teddy Roosevelt called Woodrow Wilson a “white-handy Miss Nancy.” Adlai Stevenson was dubbed “Adelaide.” Michael Dukakis was called a “pansy,” George H.W. Bush a “wimp” and John Kerry — in a subtle… Continue reading Identifying the shift

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