1. Reflection on Rhetorical Analysis Paper
Overall, how did Project #1 go for you?
As you reflect on the writing process you applied to Project #1, would you approach Project #2 differently? If so, how? If not, why not?
Have you read Mrs. Miron’s in-text annotations and summative comment? If so, did you find any of her feedback surprising? Which comments can you apply to your future compositions?
You may write your answers or type them in Canvas. Mrs. Miron will collect this.

2. Fact & Definition
Day 8 of English

3. Warrants Syllogism Enthymeme Socrates is a man. All men are mortal.
Therefore, Socrates is mortal.
Enthymeme

4. Warrants Mrs. Miron is a grad student.
Therefore, she is not a professor.
Grad students work just as hard as professors.
Therefore, grads should earn as much as professors.

5. Arguments of Fact Proposal: What actions should be taken?
Evaluation: What is its quality or cause?
Definition: What is its nature?
Fact: Does X exist? Did X happen? Is X true?

6. Infographics: Arguments of Fact
“data presented in bold visual form” (EA 166)
“Snapshots” from USA Today

7. Arguments of Definition
Proposal: What actions should be taken?
Evaluation: What is its quality or cause?
Definition: What is its nature?
Fact: Does X exist? Did X happen? Is X true?

8. Purpose of Definition Please find your team
Sydney, Luke, Jacqui, Lexie
Sam, Ryan, Dillon, Collin W.
Remy, McKenna B., Kyle M., Joe
Vidas, Tanner, Logan, Colin G.
Rico, Regina, McKenna K., Macy
Rob, Nolan, Kyle V., Dylan
“Respond” activity on EA 188

9. Kinds of Definition Formal definition: genus (class) and species
Term Genus Species
English 15 is a college course for writing.
Operational definition: function or conditions
English 15 is a writing course that includes visual and aural projects because students need to employ diverse mediums in real-world writing.

10. Kinds of Definition Formal definition: genus (class) and species
Term Genus Species
English 15 is a college course for writing.
Operational definition: function or conditions
English 15 is a writing course that includes visual and aural projects because students need to employ diverse mediums in real-world writing.
Definition by example: list individual members of a class
There are hundreds of English 15 sections taught every year…

11. Sample Topics for Project #2
Defining colloquialisms
Bad
Beard
Catfish
Dip
Fleek
Goon
Lit
Out of pocket
Redd Up
Swag
Redefining terms
Cartoons  Serious medium
Dogs  People
Fear  Hatred
Feminism  Equality
Ice cream  Healthy food
Long distance relationships  strong romances
New Jerseyan  Normal American
Retard  Derogatory term
Stuffed animals  Friends
Technology  Innovation