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Welcome back to my blog for my speech class. Today I want to take a deep dive into our big group project for SPC 2608. If you have ever taken a college class you already know that group projects can be a massive rollercoaster. You have different personalities and different schedules trying to mesh together to create one cohesive presentation. But I have to say I am honestly really proud of what Group 3 pulled off. Our overarching theme was Elections Matter and our specific focus as a group was the economy. When we decided our topic was going to be Economy I was intimidated but excited because economy is such a vast topic. Usually when people talk about the economy they use all these confusing terms and numbers that feel completely disconnected from everyday life. But as an LPN who works as a one to one school nurse and does PRN shifts in hospice care while also tackling a nursing bridge program at Miami Dade College I quickly realized the economy is literally everything and that we can...

Post #2 Katherine Avila

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πŸ—³️ Elections Matter: More Than Just Politics! Public Speaking Vlog #2 | My Experience, What I Learned, and Everything in Between! πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ✨ Another Project, Another Experience! 🎀 And just like that, another project is officially done in my Public Speaking class! This time, we worked on a project called "Elections Matter," and honestly, it was a pretty interesting experience. When you hear the word elections , you probably think about voting, political parties, or presidential candidates. But what about the economy, education, and immigration? These are all topics that affect our everyday lives, whether we pay attention to politics or not. For this project, our class was divided into four groups, each covering a different topic: The Electorate and the Election Process πŸ—³️ Education Policies πŸ“š Economy πŸ’Έ Immigration Policies 🌎 My group was assigned the Economy , and although preparing for another group presentation meant more research, organizing, and practicing, I actually en...