the essay will about a ted talk called the danger of a single story this is the link:
please have an original title. here the instructions:
1. Have an introduction that provides enough context for the talk and leads to its analysis (name of speaker, title of talk, date, who is the target audience, who
is the speaker, main idea of talk).
2. Include a clear thesis statement that makes a claim arguing what the speaker wants the target audience to believe or do, and how the speaker tries to
persuade the audience.
3. Write a brief summary of the talk (1 paragraph).
4. Include body paragraphs (3-5) that all relate to the thesis and include in-depth analysis of the rhetorical strategies used in the speech. Each paragraph
should have a clear topic sentence expressed as a claim and include evidence to prove your claim and explanation from you on how it does. It should also
include appropriate transitions to connect ideas.
5. Include specific examples from the speech to support your analysis.
6. Include a conclusion where you return to the main idea about the effectiveness of the talk, and possibly suggesting something that the reader should “take
away” from the argument analysis.
7. Have a well-organized and logical paragraph structure with an effective introduction and conclusion.
8. Be 3-4 pages long (1000-1200 words). To earn a passing grade, your essay must be a minimum of 3 full pages, so go on to the 4th page to be sure. Essays
that have not met the page requirement will not earn a passing grade and cannot be revised.
9. Include documentation of quotations from the Ted Talk in MLA style. This includes a Works Cited page. If you did any additional research to help with your
analysis of the Ted Talk, any sources you used should also be documented on the Works Cited page. Each speech is given because of a particular context.
You can read more about what the context is (e.g., year, problems going on at the time, conflicting ideas, etc.), but for this essay, you are not required to use
any other source besides the text/speech.
10. Have an original title. Do not title your essay the title of the Ted Talk.
11. Be free of grammatical errors and typos.
