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Writing Literacy | AP Essays: Synthesis Language (Rhetorical) Analysis Argument
Talking about Essay Types in AP Language & CompositionHi, Friends!Are your students a bit panicky right now? Help calm student nerves and add this handout into your routine RIGHT AWAY! IN FACT, go ahead and let students use this sheet as they get used to the idea that they'll be writing THREE back-to-back essays in May. Add this to your lesson plan—and then keep the inclusion consistent! Have a discussion about each essay type. AP Language & Composition students in Semester 1 (especially
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in:Â | AP Language & Composition | Skills-Based | Enriched | Pre-AP | PUSH
Graphic Organizer: SOAPSTone --- Pre-AP Strategies
Traditionally used for rhetorical analysis, both HISTORY and ENGLISH classes can use this convenient graphic organizer to assess comprehension of a text's inciting occasion, author's purpose, target audience and speaker in non-fiction, literary non-fiction, poetry, short stories, novels, and drama.
SOAPSTone requires students to think critically to identify textual evidence that supports their analysis of a text's (S)peaker, (O)ccasion, (A)udience, (P)urpose, (S)ubjects, and (T)one.
This grap
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Graphic Organizer: CERCA --- Rhetorical Analysis -- Writing -- Pre-AP Strategies
Traditionally used for rhetorical analysis, you can use this convenient graphic organizer to help students deconstruct an argument or compose their own with additional areas included to ensure the fluency of higher-performing essays. CERCA requires students to think critically to analyze a text's (C)laim, (E)vidence, (R)easoning, (C)ounter-(A)rgument.This graphic organizer can be used as an assignment to assess students' ability to analyze an argumentative/persuasive text or as a pre-writing g
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Close Reading Using Ronald Reagan's Tear Down This Wall Speech
In this Close Reading we used Ronald Reagan's Tear Down This Wall Speech. The excerpt is followed by eightteen multiple choice questions, an essay prompt, and a complete the chart which challenges the students understanding of Ethos, Pathos, and Logos. This lesson was created for Advanced and Honors 10th,11th, and 12th grade students.This lesson can also be used by those students who are preparing for the SAT or ACT.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Graphic Organizer: Structure of Argument --- Pre-AP Strategies
Both HISTORY and ENGLISH classes can use this convenient graphic organizer to analyze persuasive texts such as speeches, commercials, etc.
This graphic organizer requires students to think critically to identify textual evidence that supports their deconstruction of a persuasive text to identify its HOOK, THESIS, SUPPORTING POINTS, EVIDENCE, CONCESSION-REFUTATION, and CALL TO ACTION.
So versatile! Attach this item to my SOAPSTone graphic organizer to create a great poster analyzing a complex
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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