Sunday, October 24, 2010

Syllabus Week Seven ( Print by Tuesday Classtime for 100 extra Credit points)


Day
Class Work
Homework
Monday
Reread “Board of Education”
Identify Structures

Is the
Board of Education Letter Persuasive?”

Do you think it would be persuasive to the Board of Education? Why?

Methods to Persuade

What is Chiadis doing with this phrase?

What method is she using to persuade the reader?
What is the impact on you as a reader?
How are the methods appropriate to her audience, argument and purpose?
Add to characteristics of a persuasive text chart posted on wall.


1. Reread Chiadis
Evaluate Reasons and evidence

2. Answer the following questions in your Reader’s/Writer’s Notebooks:

A.     Where could Chiadis have used better/more reasons and evidence to strengthen the argument?
B.     What other counterarguments should she have addressed? How might she have rebutted them?
3. Bring in local newspaper articles that have stories or articles that cover subjects/topics that you might be interested in advocating for. (Culminating project research).


4. Wear a College T-shirt, sweatshirt, Pin, make a bookmark for the college of your choice for 100 points extra credit.
Tuesday
Shortened Day
College Prep Day with Ms. Sousani, the College Counselor
Review of the A-G requirements to get into a 4-year University or College.

Share Homework  (10 minutes)
A.     Where could Chiadis have used better/more reasons and evidence to strengthen the argument?
B.     What other counterarguments should she have addressed? How might she have rebutted them?


Reread MLK Essay

Complete the following Table:

What it means to be an advocate
How they make us care
King


Chiadis




Wednesday
Read Aloud Culminating Assignment

Develop Issues for Advocacy Chart
Issue
Audience









Planning your advocacy Letter:
What do you want to persuade your audience to do?
What argument will you make to persuade your audience?
What methods will you use to build and support your argument?
What reasons will you give?
What evidence will you use? Where can you search to find the evidence?
What will my audience’s counterarguments be? How can I rebut their counterarguments?


Planning your advocacy Letter:
What do you want to persuade your audience to do?
What argument will you make to persuade your audience?
What methods will you use to build and support your argument?
What reasons will you give?
What evidence will you use? Where can you search to find the evidence?
What will my audience’s counterarguments be? How can I rebut their counterarguments?




1. Make a list of what evidence you need to gather and support your argument.  Make at least 5 index cards with questions you need to answer!

Thursday

Library Day

Research your advocacy letter
Write Rough Draft of Advocacy Letter
Friday
Library Day

Google Docs

Submit rough draft of your Advocacy Letter through Google Docs
Read “Community Service and You”
By T.J. Saftner
1.     Read for the Gist
2.     In your Reader’s/Writer’s Notebook answer:
What is the text about?
What is the Issue?
Who is the writer?
What do we know about him?
How do we know?




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