PPT-Persuasive Writing Lesson 2
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Canned Lesson Step 1 Read the prompt carefully before you begin Writing Situation Writing Situation Many cities are requiring children under the age of 16 to wear
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Canned Lesson Step 1 Read the prompt carefully before you begin Writing Situation Writing Situation Many cities are requiring children under the age of 16 to wear helmets while biking scooting skateboarding rollerblading and skiing. 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. Ch. 24 Continued. Classic Persuasive Appeals: Using Proofs. Pathos: Proof by Emotion. Aristotle taught that successful public speakers identify and appeal to four sets of emotions in their listeners.. Purpose: to convince the reader that the point of view or course of action recommended by the writer is valid.. The Persuasive Essay. To accomplish this, the writer must develop a limited topic which is well defined and debatable, that has more than one side.. 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?. 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. .. 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. : . Why do we write persuasive . essays? . How difficult is it to . convince someone to act a certain way or do something? . . Are there specific techniques that are helpful in persuasion? . What is the difference between persuasion and argument?. What is the message in the media selection?. . Cats everywhere are having a hard time smelling their boxes.. Persuasive Text- Techniques. Bandwagon. Def. : everyone is doing it. Appeal. Def. : use something the viewer values to get them to buy product . Persuasive Word Choice. Expert Testimony. . Expository vs. Persuasive Writing. Expository Writing. . Writing to Explain. Uses specific words and phrases that help the reader understand ideas.. Shows care about the topic with voice and language appropriate for the audience.. How to complete a persuasive writing!. Persuasive Writing. PROMPT: . . Saraland’s mayor is thinking about allowing families to have any type of animal as a house pet and grant them permission to roam the streets and other public places. He wants to see if this new freedom makes our city a happier place. Do you agree or disagree with this privilege? Write a persuasive letter to the Saraland City Council stating your opinion and explaining why you feel this way. Use what you have learned in science about animals and their variety of adaptations and behaviors to give convincing reasons and/or specific examples.. 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 . Persuasive writing is…. An essay which tries to convince a reader to believe what you believe about a certain topic.. Some . DO’s . and DON’Ts. Do:. Divide into 5 paragraphs. Have a thesis statement in your introduction. What makes it persuasive?. What features can you identify?. Did you spot all of these?. Rhetorical question. Imperative verbs – words that tell you what to do (bossy words!). Modal verbs – must, should.
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