 Cornell notes: LANB 61 IP  PPT/Videos  Group Work: create icons for E, L, P on OP  Groups Share out on Ladybug  Choose construction paper color 

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 Cornell notes: LANB 61 IP  PPT/Videos  Group Work: create icons for E, L, P on OP  Groups Share out on Ladybug  Choose construction paper color  HW: ELP Project due Friday

 Aristotle was an ancient Greek philosopher  He found 3 ways to persuade audiences  They are called ethos, logos, pathos

 Establish trust; moral character  Be an “expert”  Show fairness

 Reasons, evidence  Cold, hard facts (statistics, examples)  Most important part of your essay!!

 Get the audience to feel the same way you do  Appeal to feelings and emotions  Think “heartwarming” or evoking a strong emotional response

    Watch all three videos-the last one especially will help with your project