1. DAILY LEARNING TARGETS: I CAN USE MLA TO CITE SOURCES IN A PERSUASIVE SPEECH. I CAN EDIT AND REVISE A PERSUASIVE SPEECH. I CAN CREATE A RUBRIC TO EVALUATE PERSUASIVE PRESENTATIONS. I CAN DELIVER A PERSUASIVE SPEECH USING APPROPRIATE VOLUME, INFLECTION, ARTICULATION, GESTURES, EYE CONTACT, POSTURE, AND FACIAL EXPRESSIONS. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JANUARY 30 AND 31, 2013

2. WORK CITED: (BIBLIOGRAPHY PAGE) Use MLA style For Web Sites: 1.Name of the author (listed last name, first name) followed by a period. 2.Title of the document in quotations followed by a period 3.Name of the editor (if known) followed by a period 4.Publication information followed by a period 5.Title of web site (underlined) followed by a period 6.Version number (if known) followed by a period 7.Date of publication or last update (if known) followed by a period 8.Date document was accessed (day, month, year) 29 Jan. 2013 9.URL for the document (enclosed in angle brackets) followed by a period. Indent every line after the first line List sources in alphabetical order

3. EXAMPLE CITATIONS Kemble, E. W. "Illustrating Huckleberry Finn." The Electronic Text Center. Ed. David Seaman. 1997. Alderman Lib., U of Virginia. 30 Apr. 2003. "Selected Seventeenth-Century Events." Romantic Chronology. Ed. Laura Mandell and Alan Liu. Oct. 1996. U of California, Santa Barbara. 20 Apr. 2003. "Symbiosis." UCMP Glossary. Ed. Allen Collins et al. Oct. 1995. U of California Museum of Paleontology, Berkeley. 19 June 1998.

4. ADD FINISHING TOUCHES Revise and edit your speech. Make sure that you have given credit to outside sources. DO NOT PLAGERIZE!!!!

5. CREATE A RUBRIC Create a rubric for evaluating presentations.

6. SPEECHES Presentation of speeches.