One topic that I feel would meet the requirements essentially would be the topic of “Bullying.” Why? Well, bullying would be a good topic of discussion for a speech that is relevant to all students at the school because it takes place in various places and various forms. People deal with bullying a lot, regardless of their age, and it is more likely to occur as generations go on and on. Bullying would also be a good topic of discussion for all students at the school because some of the attendees of the speech may very well be bullies themselves. There is a lot to learn about bullying, what to do to prevent it, and how to stop it if it is not prevented. I feel like bullying best meets the requirements and should be taught as a universal lesson for students to understand. That way, bullying can be suppressed and students will no longer live in fear or trauma of any negative social encounters.
an imaginry person that inhabits a literary work. literary characters may be major or minor static or dynamic in shakespeare othello esdemona is a major character but one who is static like the moinor character bianca othello is a major character who is dynamic exhibiting an ability to change
