AP Language and Composition: Documentary

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Hi! You need: Pencil/pen Journal Fallacy/Toulmin notes Journal 12/2/14: Jennifer Mueller, a professor at the University of San Diego, studies creativity.

Advertisements

AP English Language and Composition

AP Language and Composition “It’s a work-work Wednesday!” April 30, 2008 Mr. Houghteling.

AP Language and Composition Mrs. Heidi Hayes. Course Information Core Focus: Developing informed, thoughtful, engaged citizens. Increasing students’ capacity.

AGENDA Nickel and Dimed Socratic Seminar “Shooting an Elephant” Intro to Documentary Unit HW: MC “S.A.E.” for TOMORROW.

BELL RINGER: HIS EYES, AVERTED FROM THE CAMERA’S LENS, SEEM TO CONTAIN A HEARTBREAKING MELANCHOLY, AS IF HE SEES BEFORE HIM WHAT THE NATION HAS ENDURED.

April 2, 2014 Objective: SWBAT take a quiz on Vocabulary, review Logical Fallacies, and begin working with some of the new AP Language and Composition.

Tools for Engaging Students in Authentic Research April Lawrence School of Education The College of William and Mary.

AP Lesson Target, Assignments and Homework

Get ready to learn!!!!.

AP Language and Composition

Lesson Frames and Agendas: Quarter 2 - Week 2

Welcome to AP Language & composition

AP 11: Language and Composition

Bellwork On a piece of paper Put your name, date, and period number

Socratic Seminars A Socratic Seminar is a scholarly discussion of an essential question in which student opinions are shared, proven, and politely argued.

AP Language and Composition

Unit 2: The Power of the Pen

The In-Class Critical Essay

Intro to Monster Socratic Seminar.

AP Language: socratic I can contribute meaningfully to discussions about rhetoric. I can listen and respond effectively to my peers in discussion.

Lesson 13 I can participate in collaborative discussion and support my analysis of a text with evidence.

Overview: Rhetorical Analysis Essay

AP Language: Shifts and Rhetorical Analysis AP Prompt

Writing an Argument Thesis Statement Organization.

AP Language and Composition – 5/06/14

Unit 2 Introduction, Definition, and Logic

Agenda (for me) Grey’s Anatomy – Power of Voice

AP Language and Composition

Welcome! March 8th, 2018 Thursday

The AP Language and Composition Exam

On the Rainy River Wednesday, May 1, 2013.

Welcome to 11AP English Language and Composition

AP Language and Composition

SAT Essay About it & Tips.

Organization of AP Language and Composition Exam 3 hours 15 minutes total 1. MC section I hour 2. Essay 2 hours 15 minutes three possible.

Lesson 12 I can participate in collaborative discussion and support my analysis of a text with evidence.

AP Language and Composition Exam

Cultural Appropriation

AP English Language and Composition

November 3-4, 2016 Answer questions 4-6 for today.

Rhetorical Modes: ARGUMENTATION

Socratic Seminars A Socratic Seminar is a scholarly discussion of an essential question in which student opinions are shared, proven, and politely argued.

Argumentative Essay Skills

Social Justice in To Kill a Mockingbird

October 26-27, 2017 Objectives: Analyze literary fiction.

Final Preparation & Major Concepts to Remember

Agenda B1, B4, and A3 Bell Ringer: Socratic Seminar

Monday, March 4, 2019 Prime Time: Bellringer Objective:

AP English Language and Composition

Socratic Seminars A Socratic Seminar is a scholarly discussion of an essential question in which student opinions are shared, proven, and politely argued.

Quarter 3 Essential Questions/ Learning Goals

AP Language and Composition

AP Language Exemplification and Juxtaposition

Lesson 4 Synthesis Overview & Peer Evaluation

Bell Ringer: Thursday, April 19th

Socratic Seminars A Socratic Seminar is a scholarly discussion of an essential question in which student opinions are shared, proven, and politely argued.

Unit 2 Review I can take a position on a complex question and develop reasoning evidence to support that positon. I can analyze a passage and justify.

Are Americans still “Puritans”?

Mr. Vasquez AP U.S. Government and Politics

AP Language & Composition Exam

Monday, April 8th Daily Journal (3) How do you feel you did on the rhetorical terms quiz? (we are going to grade them today) A.P. Language and Composition:

Rhetorical Analysis, Logical Fallacies, and Frankenstein

AP English Language and Composition

AP Language and Composition

AP English Language and Composition

1. Bell Ringer: Independent Reading 2. CEI: Review & Corrections

MRHS English Deparmtent

Presentation transcript:

AP Language and Composition: Documentary I can analyze how rhetorical strategies enhance and argument.

Agenda: Complete the rhetorical device bell ringer Watch “The 13th” documentary, focusing on rhetorical strategies and how they enhance the author’s argument

Directions Day 1: As we watch “The 13th”, use the organizer to take notes on the author’s use of strategies, the author’s logical fallacies, and the author’s primary argument(s) about freedom.

Directions Day 2: Finish watching The 13th Listen to John Power’s NPR review of the documentary http://www.npr.org/2016/10/21/498811546/13th-maps-the-road-from-slavery-to-mass-incarceration Socratic Discussion

Socratic Seminar Reminder of essential questions: -What is freedom/what does it mean to be free? -Should there be limits on freedom? -How do people argue effectively to promote freedom? You can discuss the documentary’s answers to the first 2 questions and discuss the documentary’s rhetorical strategies for the 3rd. You can also make connections to our other readings.

Homework Respond to the AP 2006 Question 3, an Argument prompt. Write an essay in which you take a position on the value of such public statements of opinion, supporting your views with appropriate evidence. Try to time yourself – 40 minutes, including pre-writing. Draw a line at 40 minutes and then finish the essay.