'Particular audience' presentation slideshows

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PUBLIC SPEAKING

PUBLIC SPEAKING. Organizing the Speech. Strategic Organization. Organizing speech to achieve particular result with particular audience. Main Points. Major points developed in body of speech Most speeches have 2-5. Preparing Main Points. Keep points separate

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Student Driven Learning

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Frontline

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Wednesday and Thursday, February 6 and 7, 2013

Daily Learning Targets: I can apply the rules for writing parallel sentences in my writing. I can apply concepts learned in order to score 80% or higher on the WFA. I can defend my position through my persuasive speech. I can recognize the characteristics of a Level 4 On-Demand writing sample.

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Today

Today. Refworks presentation and signup with guest Mel Johnson Recap plagiarism, citing work and style guides Discuss annotated bibliographies Subject headings vs. keyword searching Group activity: translating topics into LC subject headings Evaluation criteria

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The Rhetorical Situation: Five Components of Persuasion

The Rhetorical Situation: Five Components of Persuasion. Preparation for Rhetorical Analysis. Rhetoric . The study of effective speaking and writing The art of persuasion. The Rhetorical Situation . P: purpose A: audience P: pathos E: ethos L: logos.

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Analyzing Visual Rhetoric

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Area of Study Two

Creating and Presenting. Area of Study Two. Ideas and arguments relevant to the Context, including ideas and/or arguments presented in the set text Ways in which meaning, purpose and audience are related to structures and features of a text, in a variety of text types

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Chapter 3: Audience

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AP exam

AP exam. What you need to know ( Taken from the College Board site). Writing. When you have penned what you think is a great sentence or a clean, logical paragraph, read it over to yourself out loud. . A Tip from E. M. Forster

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Visual Rhetoric

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BA5: Rhetorical Analysis

BA5: Rhetorical Analysis. Tips For Success. What is Rhetoric?. How you say what you say. The tools a writer uses to convince his/her audience. A rhetorical analysis seeks to discuss the effectiveness of these tools on a particular audience. Ethos, Logos, Pathos. Ethos

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AP Rhetorical Analysis

AP Rhetorical Analysis. HOW TO WRITE: AP Rhetorical Analysis Paragraphs and Essays. Things you must know in order to accurately analyze a text: 1. SOAPS 2. Rhetorical Strategies a. Appeals (ethos, logos, pathos) b. Style (diction, syntax , details , imagery , tone , etc.)

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Writing an Editorial

Writing an Editorial. Select a topic. You should feel strongly about your subject to help convince readers that your editorial is worth reading. Forming a Preliminary Proposition. Like a thesis statement A single sentence that tells your readers your judgement about something Example:

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Creative Use of Advertising and Promotion

Creative Use of Advertising and Promotion. It Pays to Advertise!. Snappy Radio Copy Should. Stress benefits to the listener. Use attention-grabbers. Zero in on a particular audience. Be simple and to the point. Sell early and often. Be written for the ear.

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Engineering Design Taxonomy Classifying Roles and Abilities in Engineering Design

Engineering Design Taxonomy Classifying Roles and Abilities in Engineering Design. Analyzing: being able to extract meaning from a collection of information . Understanding: being able to recall what you learn and define, explain or give examples to others.

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