PART 1. Your coworkers, most of which frequently engage writing on the job, invited you to their informal Toastmasters group dedicated to improving their oral and written communications.  (And remembe

PART 1.

Your coworkers, most of which frequently engage writing on the job, invited you to their informal Toastmasters group dedicated to improving their oral and written communications.  (And remember, enhanced communication skills means improved job performance evaluations!)  Naturally, your coworkers want to share in your GEN 201 learning experience.  Using 150-200 words, create a brief impromptu speech relaying a sound way to understand and grapple with a writing prompt.

Remember, stay in character for your response—you are giving a speech!  Your audience (in this forum) will offer feedback on your speech and its message.

Part 2.

You will begin planning for an argumentative essay by selecting a controversial topic, collecting sources, and establishing a position regarding the topic.