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May 2, 2014

//Dead Poets Society//

Early Research Papers Accepted

April 30, 2014

//Dead Poets Society//

Final 8 Pages Due

April 28, 2014

//Dead Poets Society//

April 25, 2015 Rough Draft to Class(HARD COPY)/ Peer Review April 23, 2014 Finish Discussion on Respond 379 and begin Respond #4 on 409 April 21, 2014 Chapter 16 and Respond 379

April 18, 2014 NO CLASS UPLOAD COMPLETED ANNOTATED TO THE WIKI BEFORE NORMAL CLASS WOULD START. April 16, 2014 8 Sources Due Annotated Work

April 14, 2014 April 11, 2014
 * Resource Day **
 * Google Books **
 * DOAJ **
 * School Website **

Proposal Peer Review Day Bring a hard copy to class

April 9, 2014


 * 15. Presenting Arguments **

Print Presentations

Oral and Multimedia Presentations

Web-Based Presentations

April 7, 2014

Finish Chapter 14 and start 15


 * 14. Visual Arguments **

The Power of Visual Arguments

Shaping the Message

Analyzing Visual Elements of Argument

Using Visuals in Your Own Arguments

April 4, 2014 __//**Attention students who were absent on 4/2 for any reason: We copied Chapter 13 terms into our notes AND GAVE AN EXAMPLE FOR EACH. Bring this with you for today's class.**//__

** 14. Visual Arguments **

The Power of Visual Arguments

Shaping the Message

Analyzing Visual Elements of Argument

Using Visuals in Your Own Arguments

** 15. Presenting Arguments **

Print Presentations

Oral and Multimedia Presentations

Web-Based Presentations

April 2, 2014

__//**Attention students who were absent today for any reason: We copied Chapter 13 terms into our notes AND GAVE AN EXAMPLE FOR EACH. Bring this with you for Friday's class.**//__



** Part 3: Style and Presentation in Arguments **

** 13. Style in Arguments **

Style and Word Choice

Sentence Structure and Argument

Punctuation and Argument

Special Effects: Figurative Language and Argument

March 31, 2014

** 12. Proposals **

Understanding and Categorizing Proposals

Characterizing Proposals

Developing Proposals

Key Features of Proposals 28, 2014

Chapter 10 Notes

Evaluations

Ceremonial (Epideictic)

Criteria of Evaluation

Hard Evidence

Quantitative arguments

Qualitative arguments

*Respond 218

March 26, 2014

Inter High Day- No Class

__//**PAPERS DUE TO THE WIKI BEFORE NOON**//__

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Chapter 9 Notes

Why do definitions matter?

Respond p. 190

Formal

Operational

Definitions by example March 17, 2014

Start Chapter 8 Notes

Read Page 152

Take a look at the photo on page 154 and write about what it is attempting to illustrate.

Respond p.155

Hypotheses

Respond p. 158

(FactCheck.org or Politico.com)

March 19th, 2014 (LAB DAY/Topic Approval) We are going to write our next paper as a argument of facts ONLY. Find a topic from FactCheck.org and pick an article to dissect. Make sure you adhere to the Respond question on 158. Due: March 26, 2014

a. Make a claim about fact or existence that's controversial or surprising b. Correct an error of fact c. Challenge societal myths d. Wish to discover knowledge about a subject or examine a range of perspectives and points of view. (MLA format, 1250 words, 5 outside sources only). March 21st, 2014 NO CLASS

March 7, 2014

Revisit Respond Question on p. 145 [|Differentiate Oratory, Rogerian, and Toulmin Arguments (Wrap Up)]. Read and Discuss "Why is Compromise Now a Dirty Word?"

March 5, 2014 Toulmin Argument pages and pages of notes If we have enough time we will do a Toulmin analysis of "Happy Meals and the Old Spice Guy"

March 3, 2014 Chapter 7 notes Inductive and Deductive Reasoning The Classical Oration Rogerian and Invitational Arguments Respond p. 131 February 28, 2014 Examining Rhetorical Analysis p. 107-119 *What major issues does Kolb have with Brooks' argument? What does she say "just isn't true?" Notes on 114-119.

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[|Respond P. 106]

February 24, 2014 Chapter 6 notes on Rhetorical Analysis *Rhetorical Analysis Why would you put a man in a Victoria's Secret ad, let alone Bob Dylan? media type="custom" key="25189430" Do you think this was a bad marketing idea? Why or Why not? Is the joke on them? What twist do we see? Be prepared to explore every avenue.

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 * Watch the ipad video and answer the questions on p. 92-93. Analyze all of the components of Apple's advertisement.**

February 21, 2014
 * Understanding the Purpose of an Argument
 * Understanding Who Makes an Argument
 * Identifying and Appealing to Audiences

Paper #2

5 page paper. 12pt font, Times New Roman, Double Spaced, and one inch margins. Choose a person that you think would be the next best President of the United States. Make sure you utilize the three rhetorical strategies we have been discussing in class as well as avoid or point out the different types of flawed arguments that we discussed this week. While writing this paper analyze the pros and cons of your presidential choice while maintaining a tone of neutrality and logic. You must utilize five outside sources. Thus, an MLA Works Cited page is required. Make sure you properly cite in-text and correctly format the WC page. Failure to do so will result in a 20% deduction in overall grade for the paper.

February 19, 2014

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February 17, 2014

Chapter 5 Notes

Fallacies of Argument

*Scare Tactics

*Either-or Choices

*Slippery slope

*Bandwagon Appeals

*Dogmatism

*Ad hominem

*Stack the Deck

*Hasty Generalization

*Equivocation

*Begging the Question

*Non Sequitur

*Straw Man

Respond #1 February 14, 2014

p. 67 Respond

February 12, 2014

p. 66 Respond Example: 1. Do you believe that government should have more control over social issues? Yes or No 2. Do you believe that abortion should be outlawed in the United States? Yes or No

Write up a small report with your results.


 * Start to consider what movie you would like to review.**


 * February 10, 2014 **


 * Chapter 4: Arguments Based on Fact and Reason: Logos**


 * Free Write: In what situations are fact and reason most important in your life? When are facts inconvenient or not useful in your life?**


 * p. 60 Respond**
 * [|p.63 Respond]**
 * 7, 2014 **
 * In Class Assignment. Make sure you have chosen a celebrity to answer question #2 on page 54. **

Free Write: Do you consider yourself knowledgeable about a certain topic? Most of us have hobbies/special interests. Talk about your knowledge of this topic. How do you prove to others that you are an authority?
 * February 5, 2014 **


 * 1. Credible or not?**
 * Charles Barkley speaking about breast cancer.**
 * George Clooney talking about acting.**
 * Joe Dirt speaks on medicinal experiments on a cure for cancer.**
 * Jay-Z speaks about hunger.**
 * Oprah speaks about about breast cancer.**
 * Ellen DeGeneres speaks about same-sex marriage.**
 * Alex Rodriguez speaks on steroid use.**
 * 2. Do Respond questions 1 and 3.**
 * 3. Pick a person you would like to write about for Friday.**
 * February 3, 2014 **

Respond P. 40

Free Write: What does credibility mean? In what kinds of situations do you need to have credibility? Why is it important for your peers to believe you are credible?** 31, 2014

Finish Commercial Discussion Video Search and Lab Time

January 29, 2014 media type="custom" key="24974148" media type="custom" key="24974110" media type="custom" key="24974118" media type="custom" key="24974128" January 27, 2014 Arguments Based on Emotion: Pathos 1. [|President Obama] addresses the nation 2. Answer the questions listed with the video: A. List the emotional appeals you noticed in this speech. B.As your text points out, this speech required President Obama to carefully moderate his emotional appeals for a global audience. To what audiences is this speech directed? How might each of them hear this speech differently? C.Evaluate the emotional appeals President Obama uses in this speech. How effective are they at connecting with the American public? 3. Respond p.33 4. Using Emotion to sustain an Argument

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January 20, 2014 In Text Citation Work: Find one: a. book source b. newspaper source c. magazine source and provide one: a. direct quotation b. paraphrase c. summary in correct MLA format.

January 22, 2014 Chapter One Notes Why we make arguments A. Invitational B. Rogerian Occasions for Argument C. Forensic D. Deliberative E. Ceremonial Kinds of Argument F. Stasis Theory G. Argument of Fact H. Arguments of Definition

January 24, 2014 I. Arguments of Evaluation J. Proposal Arguments Audiences for Arguments Appealing to Audiences 4. p. 6 Response 5. Logos, Pathos, and Ethos 6. Tupac's argument and video 7. p. 28 Response 8. p. 29 Response media type="custom" key="24828812"
 * Intended Audiences and Invoked Readers
 * Pathos
 * Ethos
 * Logos
 * Kairos

1. What is Tupac's argument? 2. Define the term [|"practical."] 3. Does his argument appeal to logos, pathos, or ethos? If so, which one(s) and how? 4. Do you think his argument is valid?

January 13, 2014

Introduction and Wiki Sign Up

January 15, 2014 Wiki Sign Up/MLA Refresher

January 17, 2014 MORE MLA practice :)