'What tone' presentation slideshows

Healthy Caribbean 2008 Caribbean Chronic Disease Conference Barbados 18 th October 2008

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The Flea by John Donne

The Flea by John Donne. LO: to develop a critical response to the poem The Flea (AO1).

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Planning Your Speech

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Costuming a Show

Costuming a Show. Steps to Costuming a Show. Read the Script Analyze Envision Collaborate Schedule Explore Your Resources Measure Find/Borrow/Make/Order/Buy Fit Accessorize Organize the Dressing Rooms Dress Rehearsals and Performances. Read the Script.

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Jihad vs. McWorld

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Tone

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Old Age

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Making a Fist

Making a Fist. By Naomi Shihab Nye. Making a Fist.

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Do Now

Do Now. Choose one of the following questions to answer: 1. Reflect on what you learned about the narrative in this chapter. What was useful? What did you agree/disagree with? 2. Of the short stories in this chapter, which did you like most? Why? Which did you like least? Why?. Term Check.

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Analyzing Rhetorical Situations

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Style

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Writing a Summary

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Welcome

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The Great Fire

The Great Fire. Standard Addressed: The following Common Core State Standards are the focus of this exemplar: RI 6-8.1, RI 6-8.3, RI 6-8.4, RI 6-8.6, RI 6-8.9 (addressed in optional homework); RL 6-8.3; W 6-8.1; RH 6-8.7.

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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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Why Choose Humor?

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Warm up 11/1

Warm up 11/1.

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Organization of Evaluations

Organization of Evaluations. Mr . Alex K. Magnuson. Adapted from FG. Remember the Key Features:. A concise description/summary of the subject Just enough information to let readers who may not be familiar with your subject understand it. Summary should not overtake the evaluation!

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Patrick Henry

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