'Effective argument' presentation slideshows

Warm-up: AP Lang

Prompt : What do you know about arguments, persuasion, or the world of rhetoric? Regardless of the extent of your knowledge, answer the above questions. Prepare to share with the class. Warm-up: AP Lang. Day 2. Unit One: Rhetorical Strategies and Persuasion.

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ORIENTATION & YOU! Spring 2012

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AGENDA

AGENDA. Review What are rhetorical devices? Discuss class activity responses Rhetorical Appeals- TAKE NOTES IN YOUR NOTEBOOK Picket Signs Exit Slip. CONTEXT. The setting or specific set of circumstances in which a speech or text is created.

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Sleep Unit

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Introduction To Debate and Building an Effective Argument

Introduction To Debate and Building an Effective Argument. Argument (argumentation). To take a side from a proposition-give the audience FACTS. Intends to provide insight offers a verifiable perspective for the audience Supports reasoning with valid evidence. Considers opposing viewpoints.

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Integrating and Analyzing Quotes

Integrating and Analyzing Quotes. Why use quotes in an essay?. Whom do you trust?. Why use quotes in an essay?. Whom do you trust?.

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Counter-Arguments and Concessions

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Effective Argument

Presented By Dr / Said Said Elshama. Effective Argument. Identify the argument. Define argument elements. Determine efficient claim characters. Identify features of argument. What are effective argument appeals? How do you organize the argument ?. Learning objectives.

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The Art of Argument: Rhetorical Devices & Persuasive Techniques

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Argument Project

ELA Seminar 2013. YES!. Argument Project. Argument Project Overview. Quick Intro. Take a look at the following video about argument. Click on the box below to play a game about argument. Intro Video. Argument Game. Final Presentation of Material.

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Essays on Censorship Class Writing Exercise

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Genres and Contexts

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Visual Arguments Notes and 3 Tasks

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LOGIC!

LOGIC!. How do we use logic to back up a claim?. Discuss your assigned question. State your position on the issue as a group and support with specific details. What is the strongest motivator for us to do the work we do? What is the biggest way that work shapes or influences our lives?

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Strategies for Effective Argument

Strategies for Effective Argument. Problem/Solution Part 1. Reminders. Read the instructions. Choose your problem carefully. It should be important personally but also affect others. Make sure your thesis is narrow enough to explore thoroughly in a short paper.

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An effective argument has

An effective argument has. Evidence Ex. primary sources (photographs, original documents); statistics; authority figures or experts Visuals can help highlight your point (ex. bold statistics, images, etc.). An effective argument has. A logical conclusion that is supported by valid premises*.

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