Done by:
Sultan Ahmed
Abdulla Aqeel
Wednesday, December 17, 2014
Sunday, December 14, 2014
Final Self-Reflection
LSC1503 – Final
Self-Reflection
In The spoken communication course, we've learned the TED talks, the types of announcements, interviews, oral presentations, debate, and digital. All these subjective had helped me a lot through college and life experiences. I've learned on how to express my thought and ideas into something inspiring and into a useful message; from the TED Talk lessons. Another thing this course was useful is the types of announcements which are Public Service Announcements, campaigns, and commercials, which helped me to know how to send an important message or advertise that would benefit the society in a positive way, in public through media networks, and sites.
I'll definitely be using those skills that I've learned in the future, when I'll be presenting a project, or how to manage a meeting by announcing them and then having an interview. Another thing that will benefit me in the future is the story telling but in an entertaining way which is represented in a video; and last I'm going to use is the idea of TED talk and debate put together, which is arguing by expressing your thoughts and ideas of what you think is right.
Link of The Self Reflection Video:
Sunday, November 16, 2014
Assessment 4: Pecha Kucha Presentation
How is this
presentation different from others you have seen?
In this presentations there were more pictures presented
and summarized facts said. In other presentations they would have the sentences
or information written in lots of slides and with less pictures.
How do you think
this presentation might engage the audience?
It might engage the audience because of the important facts
the man said, and there were pictures that will clear the information and the
more pictures the more the audience gets the attraction from the presentation.
Complete the missing words below from the presentation:
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Number
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Details
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25
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At least __________80 percent_________ of humanity lives on less than ten dollars per day
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24
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To put things into
perspective the top ______20 percent_______ of the world's
population accounts for ______3 quarters__________ of the world's income
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23
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Half the world's population accounts for only ______5 percent_________ of the world's income
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22
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According to UNICEF _____22 thousand_______ children die every day due to poverty
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21
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Nearly ____one third______ of children in developing countries are estimated to be
underweight or stunted
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20
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Last year about ______70 million________ children of primary school age were not in school
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19
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Nearly _____billion__________ people celebrated the coming up the 21st
century without being able to read a book or sign their name
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18
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Preventable diseases
like _______malaria_____________affect nearly _____500________million
people per year
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17
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Africa alone accounts
for roughly ________1 million ________
deaths due to malaria annually most of them are ______children___________
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16
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Speaking of children
there are ______2.2 billion__________________ children in
the world
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15
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_________half_____of them live in extreme poverty
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14
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Over one billion people
have inadequate access to water and 2.6 billion lack basic sanitation - many
times this means there's no _______separation_________________ between drinking
water and toilet water
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13
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That’s why _________1.8 million______________
children die every year from diarrhea
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12
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Approximately ____half__________the world's population now lives
in cities and about one-third of those in the city's live in _____slum____________conditions
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11
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In fact slum growth is outpacing urban growth by a frighteningly
large margin
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10
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______________one-quarter_____________ of humanity lives
without electricity
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9
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The ______seven____________richest people in the world
make more than the poorest forty-one countries combined that's roughly 567
million people
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8
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14 percent of the
world's population owns over ______80 percent_____________ of the world's
private financial wealth the vast majority has managed to avoid all _________income and state taxes _________________
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7
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For every one dollar in a
developing country receives over _____25 _________
dollars is spent on debt repayment
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6
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The
poorer the country the more likely it is that the ______debt_________repayments
are being extracted directly from the people
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5
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In 1998 ________8 billion________dollars was spent on cosmetics in the United States
_________11 billion ______________dollars was spent
on ice cream in the European Union
________17 billion__________ dollars was spent on pet food in Europe and the US
________100 billion_________ dollars was spent on alcohol in Europe
_______400 billion _________ dollars was spent on
narcotics globally
_______780 billion_______ dollars were spent on militaries around the world
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4
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In
the same year ____6_____billion dollars were spent
on achieving basic education for all, _______9________
billion was spent on basic water and sanitation and ________13_______
billion was spent on basic health and nutrition for all
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3
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If you're reading this
listing you're in the top ________30 percent___________ of
the world's population
when it comes to poverty and wealth
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2
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With new technologies we
now grow enough food to feed ______10 billion _____
people- one-and-a-half times the world's population
The problem is that most
in the world can't afford to buy that food
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1
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If the world spent ___________less than 1 percent____________ of what it spends on
weapons all the previously mentioned issues
will be fixed
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Sunday, October 26, 2014
Sultan Ahmed Ali Daiban Al Brieki
P.O Box 8899, Abu Dhabi, UAE
Tel: +971-55-6116611 / +971-50-8278899
Email: Mansouri_505@hotmail.com
Nationality : UAE
Date
of Birth : 5th of October 1996
Marital Status : Single
Education &
Qualification
2014 Present
Bachelor
in (Media) Higher colleges of Technology, Abu Dhabi, and Degree will be
awarded 2017
2013 International
English Language Testing System
(IELTS 6.5).
2012-2013 Graduated
high school from Emirates Private School Average (94.9%).
Work Experience
2014 Present Manager
of Volunteering team (Mawalif).
2013 Volunteered
in various events like the Abu Dhabi book fair, Emirates skills, and others.
2012 Secondary
School Army Training Courses.
Achievements
and Awards
2014 Certificate
of Appreciation from Emirates Heritage Club.
2014 Certificate
of Appreciation from Al Tawasol International Tent
2014 Certificate
of Appreciation from Mawalif.
2013 Certificate
of Military Course from UAE Army.
2013 Certificate
of Training Course on adventures from Al Shaheen Adventure LLC.
2012-2013 Graduation
Certificates from Emirates Private School.
2012-2013 Got the 3rd place in high school with average 94%.
Skills
·
Language:
- Arabic: Native
- English: IELTS Band 6.5
·
Personal:
- Professional Photographer.
- Able to work on projects and have a good imagination
- Have good written and spoken communications skills in English.
·
Interests:
- Travelling
-
Volunteering
-
Photographing
-
Photo editing
References
·
Hamid Mattar Al Qubaisi
ADNOC
Tel: +971-55-6662000
·
Hasan Mohammed Al Hosani
Etihad News Paper
Tel: +971-55-9898335
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
Child Internet Safety PSA - Online Predators / Summary
Name & ID: Sultan Ahmed Ali Daiban (H00277720)
Section: CPM
Topic: Child Internet Safety PSA - Online Predators
Original Video: 1 minute
Child Internet Safety PSA - Online Predators
There are many problems that
happened caused by online predators. Most of the children can be fooled by a
random person they've talked to online, and started taking them seriously and personally.
The online predator’s most important goal is to get the child they've met online, out of the house and meet up, which can cause rape, murder
or any type of abuse.
As an example, in the UAE teenage girls start meeting
older men throughout the Instagram or any other social media, and tend on
meeting without the notice of their families.
Video Link:
Audio Link:
Tips from Former Smoking
Name & ID: Sultan Ahmed Ali Daiban (H00277720)
Section: CPM
Topic: Tips from Former Smokers - Anthem Ad
Original Video: 30 seconds
CDC: Tips from Former Smokers - Anthem Ad
Transcript
T
When you have a whole in your neck don’t face the shower
head.
Suction out your tube before you eat.
Crouch don’t bend over.
You don’t
want to lose the food in your stomach.
CPR is not mouth to mouth, its mouth to
stoma.
Don’t use spray paint.
Be very careful shaving.
Sunday, October 12, 2014
Clint Smith: The danger of silence
Clint Smith: The
danger of silence
Clint talked about
silence and how it affects your choices in life that might lead to an unwanted
or unaccepted situation toward your perspective or to what you want. In the
speech he gave, he quoted one of Martin
Luther quotes, which said that you’ll remember the silence of your friends
instead of remembering the words that an enemy said; which in other words, mean
that silence can show weakness, agreement to a situation and agreeing with what
you’re hearing.
Clint,
as a teacher he helps and encourages his students to express their thoughts and
ideas instead of silence. He taught them four steps, which were read
critically, write consciously, speak clearly, and tell your truth.
Clint
explained that he failed in expressing his truth, because he was expressing the
truth that people wanted to hear instead of what people needed to hear. Clint
states that silence is not a solution, and instead, you should talk and express
your own thoughts and ideas.
Points:
· Tell your truth, and share your thoughts.
· Giving something up and scarifying, is one of the
most meaning full and worthy thing to do.
· Speaking and spreading your thoughts and ideas is
very valuable thing to scarifies to share with the world.
· People spend time on what other people say instead
of thinking of what they didn’t.
· Slice shows fear.
2 Links of the Audio:
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