I can do all things through Christ that strengthens me !... Phil 4:13
Showing posts with label persuasive. Show all posts
Showing posts with label persuasive. Show all posts
Wednesday, 12 December 2012
Persuasive Writing
What is this speech about? How does King feel about the subject ? Identify the different techniques King uses in this speech. When does he appeal to reason? When does appeal to emotion ? When does he appeal to shared beliefs? Post your response below?
Tuesday, 11 December 2012
Persuasive Writing
The main techniques ehen trying to convince others of something
- Appeal to Character or Identity: establish common ground with your audience, compliment or flatter them and appeal to some common or shared value or belief.
- Appeal to Reason: give facts or evidence to shoe that the only logical, reasonable or true way is your way.
_ Appeal to Emotion: make them feel some strong emotion. The emotion may be positive ( Love, joy, excitement) or negative ( fear, disgust and anger).
Homework
Complete the handout, coming up with examples of each. This is due tomorrow.
The main techniques ehen trying to convince others of something
- Appeal to Character or Identity: establish common ground with your audience, compliment or flatter them and appeal to some common or shared value or belief.
- Appeal to Reason: give facts or evidence to shoe that the only logical, reasonable or true way is your way.
_ Appeal to Emotion: make them feel some strong emotion. The emotion may be positive ( Love, joy, excitement) or negative ( fear, disgust and anger).
Homework
Complete the handout, coming up with examples of each. This is due tomorrow.
Thursday, 29 November 2012
Wednesday, 28 November 2012
Persuasive Writing
We have begun our unit on Persuasive Writing. Remember the tips to writing a good speech:
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Introduce
yourself to the audience
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Thank your
audience for listening
·
State your
opinion
·
Give reasons
why your audience should agree with you
·
Create a
catchy/powerful phrase and repeat a few times
·
Ask a
rhetorical question
·
Wrap up with a closing sentence
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