Video Analysis Of Dialectical Narrative

I like how you partition the multimedia elements in your writing. I am also glad that you are using Camtasia. I first heard of Camtasia last semester, I did a bit of search on the google site and found it interesting and from what you wrote great for Video editing/screen and Audio. Last week I asked around at work and found that some other departments use it. Now that I read that you and Susan are using it and that you guys like it, I really hope I can convince my leadership to purchase a license for me. As I ask Susan I hope you don’t mind asking you questions to help me with the learning curve.

Although it may be a harrowing to think, racism is still an issue that remains in our society. Even authority figures such as police officers have racial biases. This is a fact that may be easily visible to people of color, especially those in lower classes. However, it is not always evident to everyone, since the Master Narrative is that racism is abhorrent, and now a thing of the past. The TV show “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” broached the issue of racial profiling in the first season on its sixth episode titled, “Mistaken Identity” which aired on October 15, 1990. The TV show is a 90's sitcom about Will Smith, a street-smart teenager who is sent away by his mother to move in with his wealthy relatives so he can be positively influenced by them. The Counter Narrative presented is that people, including authority figures, act in prejudicial and

My first thought was, Yep, there’s definitely gonna be a bruise. Then I knew what I had to do. I got up, walked over to Mitch, and knocked him out with my bare knuckles. I then put on my backpack, and turned towards the videotaping guy.

One word to describe Griffith is.. Eccentric. She is quite abnormal compared to her kin. Griffith is a proud Lythari, an elf that has the ability to take the form of a wolf, one of very few who exist. As a beast she stands at 4', has a length of 5'7”, and weighs in at 160 lbs. The base color of her coat is the same stark white as her hair with silver marbled in. A few identifying physical traits are that she is missing 25% of the top of her left ear, while the right has been accented with an assortment of 22 stone, wood, and bone hoops along the outer lobe/cartilage. While in her elven form she stands at 6'4” and weighs in at 220 lbs. Additionally, she has seen 22 namedays, which makes her one of the younger of her kind. Due to the strength

On January 28, 2016, I, Cpl. Lessane, with the Hampton County Sheriff’s Office, assisted Sgt. Michael Thomas, with the Estill Police Department, with a possible stolen motorcycle.

All of the trials that Jacobs portrayed throughout the narrative showed that women went through more psychological trauma than men during slavery. Jacobs showed that although people go through things and might have to sacrifice some things, its okay to keep moving and try to get your freedom. I believe that Jacobs' story did need to be heard and that it was smart of her to publish the narrative,because it helped give more insight into why women have such a strong mental state and how as women can overcome situations.

In Bears, a Disneynature documentary film, directors Alastair Fothergill and Keith Scholey filmed the first year of life of two Alaskan brown bear cubs with their Mother, in the coastal mountain regions of Alaska. Through the film’s portrayals of Alaska’s beauty and wildlife, viewers are able to see what Alaska means to them. However, despite these majestic portrayals of Alaska and its wildlife, in the film’s early moments, the narrator states, “the first year of parenting is always the hardest and for bears, it is nearly an impossible task, with almost half of all bear cubs not surviving their first year.” This warning while mentioned only briefly at the beginning of the film and despite the film’s portrayals of Alaska, lies in the first

On Monday I all I really did was watch youtube on my PS4 and also on my phone, talked with Levi (who also has a PS4) over the party chat. I also played some PVZGW2 (plants vs zombies garden warfare 2). Had some lunch that consisted of two grilled cheese sandwiches, three strawberries and a hand full of rainbow goldfish then went back to what I was doing.

In Bears, a Disneynature documentary film, directors Alastair Fothergill and Keith Scholey filmed two Alaskan brown bear cubs with their Mother, in the coastal mountain regions of Alaska. This documentary chronicles the first year of life of the cubs Amber and Scout with their mother Sky. While facing a constant struggle in providing for and teaching her cubs how to survive in the Alaskan wild, she must also strive to protect her cubs against the changing landscape and climate, other rival male bears, and roaming wolfs. Throughout the film the audience will discover that while the eating habits of bears are crucial to their survival and growth, they still struggle in finding enough to eat to prepare for the oncoming winter. These

No matter what a person looks like, they can come from a whole different background. This statement is the foundation of what I learned from looking at others autobiography’s video assignment. The only way we can get to know others around us is to get to know them first. There’s no way we can judge a person’s character just by looking at them. This is also an important lesson when entering into the teaching profession. Students will all come from different background and different cultures. No matter where each child comes from, each child deserves love and respect from me, as the teacher.

I went to the site and opened the video that starts off with an introduction from Tad Shy and his friend Bob. Bob explained that Interactive social skill videos are available to help people like Tad, better navigate through social situations and be successful with repetitive video Behavior modeling. I think this would be a great resource help show behaviors to prevent violating common social norms. Success through repetitive social situations portrayed in the video would definitely help ease anxieties of structural conformity that exists in school settings, shopping experiences another life skill settings.

Today mom came alone to meet with her child at Burger King for dinner. The child was excited because she said that she loves their chicken fingers and french fries. After completing her meal mom had a coupon for desert so the child got what she said was another favorite, a chocolate sundae. Mom and child lounged in the comfortable chairs in Burger King’s restaurant and talked. The child has been on fall break so mom was asking her what things have she been doing to enjoy the time off. The child said she has been doing a lot of practice for their competition in November. She also told mom that she can almost do a back walkover. The child is very energetic today more so than normal. She stood up in the lounging chair at Burger

The way in which a story is organized or complied adds to the ideas, themes, and character of the story. A frame narrative is a way in which a story is told were a main story leads reader into other stories within. Essentially a frame narrative is a story within another story. As in the story One Thousand and One Night the frame narrative is used to tell many different stories within the main story. Although the stories in One Thousand and One Nights are separate from the main story the stories are still relative to the main idea. In One Thousand and One Night the separate stories within are used to delay execution of one of the main characters. In the story of Canterbury tales the frame narrative is used to pass the time of a long journey

The video clip I picked for the unproductive interpersonal conflict discussion is an argument between Rachel and Ross from the television show Friends. The argument is about their future together. At the beginning of the argument, Rachel and Ross both disconfirm each other by not recognizing and acknowledging the different perspectives on what they want in the future with their relationship. Rachel wants to live day-to-day with how they are as a couple such as picking out restaurants to have dinner, but Ross is already thinking about names for their children. Using kitchen-sinking, Rachel does not address the problem which is she wants to enjoy what they are experiencing now; therefore, she does not want decisions about their future made for

It is also assumed that the act of telling a story can provide insight into past, present and future events (Espinoza, 1997). By going through this process, individuals can find the importance of certain events and assign roles to people who are a part of their story. This act can allow a client to find new meaning and understanding to their reality (Espinoza, 1997). Not only is a