Chapter 12
I do not believe that the education requirement is fair for job seekers in some cases, reason being now days you have to have a degree just to say you qualify. Not only that you could have the experience, I mean years worth of experience and still can't get a job because of not having a degree. Or this could go vise verse, you could go to a four year school get a four year degree, and it could still be hard to land a job in your field of study, all because you don't have experience. In some jobs you can move up without a degree your pay probably wouldn't be as good because you don't have a degree but you have the experience, on the other hand you can not get a job because you took the time to get a degree but the jobs don't want to pay you because you are over qualified. There are some pros and cons to this to back this up in chapter 12 it states " you attend college for many reasons, but perhaps none is so compelling as the hope and expectation that higher education offers a passport to a better future, a future based on meaningful employment and financial independence- especially in an uncertain economy.(pg 429) "That perfect job: It's out there, you hope-even in these distressed times. And now you're taking the first steps to get it. In part isn't this why you've come to college- to acquire skills that will lead to satisfying, well-paid work?" (pg 431) "You know the economy is uncertain, and you're more than curious: Just what are you the job prospects these days for new college graduates?" (pg431) Another stated fact, to back up my beliefs; "As so many students approach graduation without a job, moving back home has become a given, as opposed to a last resort. Taylor Mayan, a former USA TODAY intern, graduated early from Northwestern University in March and moved home to Houston to live with her parents while she looks for a job. Until then, she babysits and does other odd jobs to make money. It's stressful. Jo one wants to graduate and not have a job lined up, she says. You want to be able to say, I graduated and here's what I'm doing next". (pg 434) This just shows that you work hard to try and make your future brighter, then you complete college and no job landings. It is very hard and complicated, but I feel if you really want something you will keep at it until it works out. Good things come to those who wait. Everything doesn't come easy. Anything thing worth having worth fighting for. So don't let the Road blocks discourage you!
Wednesday, December 7, 2016
Individual Film Assignment Chapter 11
Select a movie that you enjoy the opening
- love & basketball
exemplifies the qualities of a strong opening
- It catches my attention, by showing girls can be just as good in basketball as guys.
- You can't judge a book by its cover.
- It was also funny when the guys thought they girl was a guy.
- Also when quincy started to lose he took his angry our on Monica during the game, he was calling her names.
My presentation must include the following:
- A brief introduction of the movie
* State title: Love & basketball
* Name of the director: Gina Prince- Bythewood
*Date it deputed: 2000/ April 16,2000
An explanation of how the movie opening ad heres to two or more of the rules for a strong hook
- It oped with conflict, it demand the characters to be at odds with someone or something right from the get go.
- the movie open with movement, its more than action it's motion; it allowed Monica to keep moving to push and try harder even after she got pushed.
- The tone was funny and also kind of rude.
- Tidings back to class, discussion of the story structure very naturally begins at the beginning, and at the beginning of any good story is its hook. If you don't catch the readers attention at the beginning the reader will not continue to read on no matter how good of a story it is
- At the beginning, you should present character, setting and conflict. It is not necessary for the question to remain unanswered until the end of the story. If your beginning doesn't fulfill all its requirements, readers won't get far enough to enjoy, and discover your story hidden merits. If you can nail all these points in your opening chapter, your readers will keep the pages turning into the wee hours of the morning. Remember to set the tone of the book.
Select a movie that you enjoy the opening
- love & basketball
exemplifies the qualities of a strong opening
- It catches my attention, by showing girls can be just as good in basketball as guys.
- You can't judge a book by its cover.
- It was also funny when the guys thought they girl was a guy.
- Also when quincy started to lose he took his angry our on Monica during the game, he was calling her names.
My presentation must include the following:
- A brief introduction of the movie
* State title: Love & basketball
* Name of the director: Gina Prince- Bythewood
*Date it deputed: 2000/ April 16,2000
An explanation of how the movie opening ad heres to two or more of the rules for a strong hook
- It oped with conflict, it demand the characters to be at odds with someone or something right from the get go.
- the movie open with movement, its more than action it's motion; it allowed Monica to keep moving to push and try harder even after she got pushed.
- The tone was funny and also kind of rude.
- Tidings back to class, discussion of the story structure very naturally begins at the beginning, and at the beginning of any good story is its hook. If you don't catch the readers attention at the beginning the reader will not continue to read on no matter how good of a story it is
- At the beginning, you should present character, setting and conflict. It is not necessary for the question to remain unanswered until the end of the story. If your beginning doesn't fulfill all its requirements, readers won't get far enough to enjoy, and discover your story hidden merits. If you can nail all these points in your opening chapter, your readers will keep the pages turning into the wee hours of the morning. Remember to set the tone of the book.
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