'Persuasive appeals' presentation slideshows

Persuasive Reading and Writing

Persuasive Reading and Writing. Week of October 10, 2011 Monday . Warm Up 10/10/11. In your writing journals, complete the following activity in five minutes or LESS!

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September 17, 2012

READ the objective/student expectation for today. Re-write it in your own words in your spiral notebook. We will continue to interpret and analyze Act I of T he Crucible, learn new vocabulary words, and become well acquainted with the characters of the play. Warm up :

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Scaling the AP Language Mountain: Managing the Paper Load for Rookie Rhetoricians

Scaling the AP Language Mountain: Managing the Paper Load for Rookie Rhetoricians. Sheryl L. Miller Hosey Council Rock High School South Holland, PA Dr. Stacey L. Aronow Souderton Area High School Souderton, PA. Sheryl L. Miller Hosey. 19 years of teaching experience

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Persuasion and Rhetorical Devices

Persuasion and Rhetorical Devices. Nonfiction Unit And Persuasive Speeches and Essays. PERSUASION. Persuasion is used when the writer or speaker is trying to convince a reader or listener to think or act in a particular way. PERSUASIVE APPEALS. Appeals to Reason/Logic

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Bell Ringer 1-3-13

Bell Ringer 1-3-13. Write for the next 5 minutes about your Holiday Break. Discuss Tardy Tables. Ethos, Pathos, or Logos? A Look at Persuasive Techniques. What appeal are advertisers using to get you to buy their product?. Objective:. I can analyze ads for the persuasive technique used.

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Persuasive Writing

Persuasive Writing. Topic, Audience, & Purpose. Audience y our reader; the target of your communication. Topic any issue that is debatable. Purpose to persuade a reader to adopt a certain point of view or to take a particular action . Words to Know: Claim.

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Persuasive Media

Persuasive Media. Where can you find persuasive media?. in print (newspapers, magazines, etc.) on television (commercials) on the web (banner ads). THE PURPOSE OF PERSUASIVE MEDIA. To persuade you to buy a product To persuade you to take action To persuade you to adopt a way of thinking.

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An Introduction to Persuasion and Argument

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Persuasive Writing

Persuasive Writing. Topic, Audience, & Purpose. Audience y our reader; the target of your communication. Topic any issue that is debatable. Purpose to persuade a reader to adopt a certain point of view or to take a particular action . Words to Know: Claim.

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PENSUM QUIZ Text : Simons Group 2

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Glory

Glory. Thomas Paine . The American Crisis #1. Thomas Paine. To learn more about Paine, read his biography on page 116. Thomas Paine. What country was he from? What pamphlet did he write that created a national mood for revolution?

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English III

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The Emancipation Proclamation

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Persuasive Speech Strategies

Persuasive Speech Strategies. Review. What are the three persuasive appeals of Rhetoric?. Ethos, Pathos, and Logos. Ethos = Character Pathos = Emotional Response Logos = Logic. Which appeal is most prevalent?. Identify rhetorical devices from the following:.

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Persuasive Appeals Notes

Persuasive Appeals Notes. Three different ways to prove your point. logos. Logical Appeals ( logos )- convincing reasons and the logical evidence that supports those reasons Facts Statistics Expert opinion Example Factual anecdote. pathos.

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Assignment Instructions on last slide

Assignment Instructions on last slide. Types of Persuasive Appeals:. EMOTIONAL (Pathos) -plays to the feelings or emotions of the audience. E motional language and numerous sensory details. Most commonly self-interest, fear, pity, humor, sympathy, jealousy, desire, or pride.

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Essential Questions: With a partner respond to the following questions .

Daily Learning Target: I can apply the six parts of the persuasive speech as well as ethos, pathos, and logos in order to create and compose a persuasive speech using relevant evidence from a variety of sources.

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Writing Persuasively

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Types of Persuasive Appeals:

Types of Persuasive Appeals:. EMOTIONAL (Pathos) -plays to the feelings or emotions of the audience. E motional language and numerous sensory details. Most commonly self-interest, fear, pity, humor, sympathy, jealousy, desire, or pride.

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