PPT-Writing Persuasive Texts

About persuasion Persuasive writing is for arguing a case or point of view and is intended for anyone who may be interested in the subject but may hold a different point of view Lets look at the five key areas of persuasive writing. .. My opinion statement (I deserve…): . T. wo . reasons I . want. this:. ___________________________________. ______________________________________. 2. ___________________________________. ______________________________________. Devices: Looking at THREE of the devices that advertisers use to sell . their products.. Slogans. Facts/Statistics. 8 out of 10 owners said their cats preferred it…. 98% of people asked said they liked it… . Topic, Audience, & Purpose. Topic. any . issue that is debatable. Audience. y. our reader; the target of your communication. Purpose. to . persuade a . reader to adopt a certain point of view or to take a particular action. Evidence of planning and revision. . You get up to 5 marks for - . Evidence . of planning and revision. . What does this look like?. What is evidence of planning and revision?. Analysis of the ways in which the . Exam Outline . 3 hours . 40 Multiple Choice. Questions. Persuasive Writing Piece. Reading. Response Piece. Reading Time. . Study Notes. 11/18/15. Aim. : . Can I write an effective Persuasive Essay?. Do Now: . Take out your binder & a pencil. Discussion. Persuasive Writing. Write opinion pieces on topics or texts, supporting a point of view with reasons and information.. . Ibtesam Hussein. April, 2014. Discussion Questions. Which model do you think is the best for your students? Why?. How do you usually select models for your students? . How do you usually use model texts in your class?. AFOREST persuasive. techniques. This lesson we will:. Mind-map where we might find persuasive techniques. . Read about some persuasive techniques.. Complete a matching activity.. Where might we find persuasive techniques?. Define the following words. Generate connotations. Discuss which words have positive, neutral, or negative connotations.. Group, throng, mob. Insinuate, suggest, imply. Slow, challenged, retarded. Thin, skinny, scrawny. Have you ever been asked to give your opinion on something? Every day we deal with controversial issues and situations in which we can voice our opinion on a topic. . Sometimes it is in simple, every day things like convincing a friend to go to the movies instead of the game; or persuading a teacher to consider moving a test date; or negotiating with your parents to give you an increase in your allowance. . How to express an opinion, support it with evidence, and convey these thoughts using an intentional writing voice are skills urgently needed in writing instruction.” (. Caine. , 2008. ).  . What is Persuasive Writing?. Expository (also called informative). Persuasive (also called argumentive). Narrative. Expository Writing.  Exposition writing "explains" or "informs.“. Most of the writing we do is expository.. When we do . cornell. notes. Argument. Position. Claim. Reasons. Support/evidence. Counterargument. Agenda. Bias. Appeals. Ethos. Pathos. Logos. Debate. Resolution. Motion. Proposition (affirmative side). Opposition . Most likely, you will have written a persuasive essay as part of your folio at N5. This will have been on a topic of your (or your teacher’s…) choice, based on an interest you have. Your Higher persuasive essay must be:.