There are MANY different ways to improve your essays or papers, but these are some of the top ways proven to work:<ul><li class="ql-align-justify">Grammarly (Not sponsored) Grammarly is a simple app that helps with grammar... obviously</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Have good words that prove its legitimate, such as "Study" or the name of a person and a degree or job they have</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Sort info that relates close together while still spread out</li><li class="ql-align-justify">ALWAYS have a counterclaim and counterclaim that, this makes sure you prove you can shoot down the other side, AND it just makes you look less cocky</li></ul>

How to Write a Better Essay or Paper

We all know presentations can be VERY difficult and nerve racking, but they don't have to be.<ul><li>Making your presentations bulleted can make presentations WAY easier (Especially if you keep them short)</li><li>Keeping bulleted notes short is one step but why? because that way you can take only a short glimpse of the note and go straight back to eye contact w/ your audience</li><li>PRACTICE!!! If you don't practice you are almost guaranteed to stutter</li><li>Act confident even if you aren't, by doing this people will respect you more, & this also makes sure people are more likely to believe you</li></ul>

How To Do Better Presentations W/ More Confidence

Notes are SO HARD! But that's only if you make them hard.<ul><li>Use bulleted notes, this way you can have things organized and not in random sentences</li><li>A great format of bulleted notes is Cornell notes this uses 3 different types of bullets to keep notes simple but organized</li><li>Cut out words that aren't important. If your teacher talks fast this is a great fix. words like "And" & "Also" can be replaced by a ",". Simple as that. Get rid of things you don't need, BUT make sure you can still understand it</li></ul>

Make Taking Notes WAY Easier

School can be difficult for ALOT of people, but these tips make sure it is quick and easy

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Steve Jobs intentionally designed a wow moment in every major product launch, using products like props in a magic show. Jobs could have simply introduced the first iPod by showing photos, but instead, he took an iPod out of a small pocket of his jeans and said: "It's like carrying 1,000 songs in your pocket." Jobs understood that the key to mesmerizing the audience is to give them something to remember.

The "wow" factor in a story

People naturally pay more attention to stories, so consider telling more of them.  At the 2005 commencement address at Stanford University, Steve Jobs told three personal stories from his life. Many people remember Jobs talking about a calligraphy course in college, despite not knowing what to use it for. Later, Jobs used that knowledge to build the Macintosh, which changed desktop publishing with its fonts.

Tell more stories

Science journalists put data into context to catch the readers' attention. But they know the reader's eyes will glaze over topics like greenhouse gas emissions if the event is not put into context. So they wrote, "The concentration of gas in the atmosphere that causes climate change is the highest it's been in 800,000 years."

Offer surprising statistics

Our brains understand metaphors. We compare unfamiliar things to things we understand. Billionaire Warren Buffet uses analogies to simplify complex financial topics. For example, he explains how he chooses winning companies by saying, "I look for economic castles protected by unbreachable moats."

Create analogies

A wow moment can be as simple as packaging content creatively to reveal a surprise. In 2007, Steve Jobs repeatedly mentioned three new products - a new iPod, a phone, and an internet communicator. Finally, he stated that it is not three devices but one device: the iPhone.

Plan surprise reveals

We remember pictures better than words. In presentations, use short videos. People likely will pay intense attention to your screen. This is known as the "picture superiority effect". If your presentation repeats the same pattern, you will lose your audience's attention. Instead, break it up with photos or videos.

Show photos, images, and videos

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