Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Lunch at Jerry's anyone?
If you haven't already, please read Serving in Florida on page 179 of your books. Then blog your answers to questions 1-6 and 9-11. If you weren't in class today, consider her appeal (logos, ethos, pathos) and her argument type (fact, value, policy).
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
AP Semester Final Study Guide
Version: Winter 2013-14
Primary Study Points
Argument Stasis Questions (Packet)
Aristotelian Triangle
Know definitions and model
Be
able to read a passage and identify what they are talking about, the effect of
various rhetorical techniques, the tone, the style, authorial intent,
underlying assumptions, etc. Essentially the stuff we’ve been doing all year.
If you can answer the blog questions without undue stress, and you seem to get
it when we talk about the timed write passages, you should be fine.
There’s
more I could ask about, such as thesis types, organizational patterns and their
benefits in different situations, and the like. The final was getting kind of
long though, so I stopped asking questions. J
Wednesday, January 8, 2014
This I Believe Paper
Your This I Believe essay is due on Tuesday January 21st. It should be uploaded to your blog and you will be reading it aloud in class as well. Here are the requirements adapted from the This I Believe submission page (I encourage you to submit them to This I Believe if you wish).
Keep the following in mind when you write your essay:
Andrea Kang's (Class of 2009) This I Believe essay. The Tacoma News Tribune re-posted it from its original posting so all of the comments are gone, but her essay is here.
Keep the following in mind when you write your essay:
- Limit your essay to 350-500 words.
- Describe an event that shaped your beliefs or a person who inspired them.
- Avoid sermons and editorials—no soapbox declamations, please!
- Read more of the This I Believe essay-writing tips.
Andrea Kang's (Class of 2009) This I Believe essay. The Tacoma News Tribune re-posted it from its original posting so all of the comments are gone, but her essay is here.
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