'Persuade readers' presentation slideshows

Are You Smarter Than a 5 th Grader?

Are You Smarter Than a 5 th Grader?. Suffolk Public Schools. Reading. How else is a book like a television?. A book also scares you. The beaver is shown as a problem solver. The word scoffed means sneered or made fun of. It tells why all the animals were quarreling.

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Technical Communication A Reader-Centred Approach First Canadian Edition

Technical Communication A Reader-Centred Approach First Canadian Edition. Paul V. Anderson Kerry Surman. www.techcomm.nelson.com . Beginning a Communication. Chapter 3. Learning Objectives. Describe strategies for beginning your communication Select an appropriate strategy for your readers

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Chapter 2 Rhetoric and Technical Communication

Chapter 2 Rhetoric and Technical Communication. Rhetoric Is the Study of. How words persuade people How words work and affect audiences How writers or speakers use words to get their ideas across to audiences. Rhetoric Helps Writers to. Understand writing in context Consider these contexts

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LOGICAL FALLACIES

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Types of editorials

Types of editorials. Editorials that PERSUADE (Start copying into notes section of binder). These editorials use facts and argument to persuade readers to think as the newspaper does on a particular issue. They take a firm stand on an issue or person. Often ask the reader to get involved.

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Ethos, Logos, Pathos

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Analyzing a Text

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5. Brian remembered that when the pilot had the heart attack, _____________________.

When Brian woke the next morning his legs were cramped and drawn up and his back hurt when he tried to move, but worst of all was ___________. the throb in his head the cut on his chest the pounding in his jaw the twisting of his stomach

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