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1 Quarter 3 Essential Questions/ Learning Goals

2 Essential Questions How can writing influence others?
How do the author’s choices impact the effectiveness of the text?

3 Major Texts/Projects Argumentative Speeches Candy Bar Wars (YUM)
Schooled Hamlet (related revenge texts) Senior Project Prep Work

4 Learning Goals Read and comprehend complex literature
Determine themes/central ideas from literature Analyze impact of author’s choices (sentence types, rhetorical devices, dramatic devices) Draw evidence from a text (use to enhance argument) Display an awareness of rhetorical devices/the structure of an argument when crafting an original argumentative essay

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