PPT-Point Evidence Technique/effect

Context Link point with elsewhere Evidence Techniqueeffect context Priestley presents the Inspector as allknowing He says We will come to you next The monosyllabic phrase emphasises the Inspectors authority. Vocabulary--definitions. Guffawed: noisy, crude laugh. Lofty: great height, noble. Tittered: a laugh that is quiet. Vainly: to lack an effect. Rabbles: a mob, disorderly group. Languid: lacking energy. -Owen, 1917. Poetic Techniques Definition. Alliteration . - . The repetition of initial consonant sounds. . Assonance . - . The repetition of vowel . sounds.. Metaphor - . A comparison between two objects with the intent of giving clearer meaning to one of them. Often forms of the "to be" verb are used, such as "is" or "was", to make the comparison. (. P. atterns of Development). Rhetorica. l Mode. Purpose. Description. To detail what a person, place or object is like. Narration. To relate an event. Illustration. To. provide specific instances or examples. Words…. Are there any words that we are unfamiliar with?. Bantering:. Dominion:. Gangrene:. Mess tins:. Scythe:. Shrapnel:. Writhe:. The Story. Form:. Purpose:. Tone:. Characters:. Setting:. Title:. When Grading Strength of Evidence. Presenters:. Nancy . Santesso. , RD, MLIS, McMaster University. Nancy Berkman, PhD, RTI International . Background. Systematic . reviewers . need to . provide clear judgments about the . Definitions. Siding-shed. : part of a railway system to park off-duty trains. Wreath. : flowers held in a circle, usually to commemorate death. Porter. : someone paid to move luggage. T. ramp. : a vagrant or beggar. Advanced Epidemiology. CHAPTER 11. Cause . Clinicians are confronted frequently with information about possible causal relationships.. . Example. :. Relationship between the cigarette smoking habits of obstetricians and vigor of babies . *Refutation is evidence and argumentation that deny the validity of the opponents’ position. Refutation. 4 Steps of Refutation. Step 1: “They say…”. Step 2: “But I disagree…”. Step 3: “Because….”. Media Literacy Class. CYB High School. Ms. Phillips. Types of Propaganda. Name calling. Glittering Generalities. Transfer. False Analogy. Testimonial. Plain Folks. Card Stacking. Bandwagon. Either/or fallacy. (. P. atterns of Development). Rhetorica. l Mode. Purpose. Description. To detail what a person, place or object is like. Narration. To relate an event. Illustration. To. provide specific instances or examples. ASSIGNMENT GUIDANCE FOR PUPILS. ASSIGNMENT. 30% of final grade. Written report. Two stages. Planning and gathering evidence - 6.5 hours (inside and out of the classroom). Producing the report 1.5 hours – in class under exam conditions. “No. , he's giving us the rope – so that we'll . hang ourselves.” . Act Two. Stage Directions. Inspector Goole. Sheila. Gerald. Sybil . Birling. Arthur . Birling. Eva Smith. Locate . the quotations from Act Two:. Today: a challenge.. If you’re up to the challenge…. Place a paper towel on your desk, and then…. Have a partner help blindfold you. (not kidding). Then, wait for my cue. . AP Lit Challenge Journal, 4.11. Zoltán. Dienes. No evidence to speak of. E. vidence for H0. E. vidence for H1. No evidence to speak of. E. vidence for H0. E. vidence for H1. P-values make a two-way distinction:. No evidence to speak of.