Chapter 14 presentation

Rafael A. Rosa
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INCO3006-L06


A mother’s Promise: Barack Obama’s Biography Presentation 

1.  What do you think President Obama analyzed when planning, writing, and completing the video? 
2. Was the time span of the biography adequate? Explain.
3. What type of an approach was used?
4. Mention the type of visual aids used for the video.
5. Which type of a delivery method was used?
6. What type of foreground artwork was used? Was it effective? Explain.
7. Which nonverbal cues were used?

1.      He analyzed that through his back ground, he gained the confidence of the people because he understands what they are going through on a daily basis since he was raised by mother from middle class, an absent father, and the ever-growing issues and destabilization of the economy.

2.      Yes, it was enough to convince the viewer that the new president has absolute empathy for the people and that he is well aware of the situations in which he will take action to bring about the solutions that are headed to serve justice and equality.

3.      It was the direct approach because the documentary lasted 10 minutes and the subject is about a positive view of what Obama can do for the United States trusting his plans for a better tomorrow.

4.      Visual aids were: recordings of Obama’s varied speeches and his full support to all Americans in their different jobs or careers, photographs of his childhood, youth, and adult hood stages demonstrating where he comes from.

5.      The delivery method was a recorded documentary of the life span of Obama up until he became the next president of the United States.

6.      The scenery of the suburban cities and calm lakes. These foreground artwork demonstrates the U.S has gone through in the past decade.

7.      When Obama greeted cheerfully, warmly, and wants to help them rise up from them rise up from the struggles of the economy.