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Unit: Persuasion

A brief introduction to Aristotelian principles of persuasive rhetoric, followed by two writing projects: one letter and one essay.

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Lessons

  1. Fact vs. Opinion

    SWBAT distinguish between facts and opinions.

     
  2. Main idea: Persuade vs. Inform

    SWBAT determine whether a passage is meant to persuade or inform, based on its main idea.

     
  3. Ethos.Pathos.Logos

    SWBAT analyze a persuasive advertisement for its use of ethos, pathos, and logos.

     
  4. Audience

    SWBAT write arguments that are aimed at a specific audience.

     
  5. Persuasive Letter Pre-Writing

    SW complete pre-writing exercises for a persuasive letter.

     
  6. Persuasive Letter Organization

    SWBAT write a correctly organized persuasive letter.

     
  7. Persuasive Letter Editing

    SW revise persuasive letters for sentence fluency.

     
  8. Five-Paragraph Essay

    SWBAT identify the parts of a five-paragraph essay.

     
  9. Intelligent Design Intro

    SW analyze the argument for intelligent design.

     
  10. Opposing Intelligent Design

    SW analyze arguments that oppose intelligent design.

     
  11. Essay Outline

    SWBAT generate an outline for a persuasive five-paragraph essay.

     
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