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December 9-13 Movie Week-Movie Review and Quizzes each day. December 6, 2013 Research and Arguments p. 409 #4 December 4, 2013 Academic Argument p. 379 #1 December 2, 2013 8 page rough draft due today. Peer Review November 25, 2013 We Will Peer Review Today. You must read two drafts and tell the writer if his/her paper does all of the following: 1. It is based on research and uses evidence that can be documented. 2. It is written for a professional, academic, or school audience likely to know something about this topic. 3. It makes a clear and compelling point in a formal, objective, and often technical style. 4. It follows agreed-upon conventions of format, usage, and punctuation. 5. It is documented, using MLA citation style. If we have time we will complete the respond on 379. __//**4 Page Rough Drafts Due (Worth 20 points)**//__ __//**Bring a Hard Copy to Class**//__ November 22, 2013 No Class- Rough Drafts (4 pages) due Monday. __//**Bring a Hard Copy to Class**//__. November 20, 2013 Respond 323 [] Questions about Rough Draft November 18, 2013 Annotated Bibliographies Due at the Beginning of Class Chapter 13 Notes and Active Learning Activities Respond 312 together/Drafting Process November 15, 2013 Annotation Day Sample Annotated - []

November 13, 2013 Working Bibliography Due: Utilize Google Books and Directory of Open Access Journals- []

MLA Works Cited Worksheet [] November 11, 2013 Proposals Due What makes a reliable source? Where should we go to find sources? Chapter 18 Notes Respond Page 417 November 8, 2013 Proposals and beginning Research Paper work- Chapter 16 Notes

November 6, 2013 MLA Review November 4, 2013 No Class

November 1, 2013 Read p.235-241 BEFORE class. October 30, 2013 Developing an Evaluative Argument (221) Respond p. 223

October 28, 2013 Chapter 10 Notes Evaluations Ceremonial (Epideictic) Criteria of Evaluation Hard Evidence Quantitative arguments Qualitative arguments *Respond 218

October 25, 2013 Lab Day (p. 173) October 23, 2013 Share Findings from Fact Check. Chapter 9 Notes Why do definitions matter? Respond p. 190 Formal Operational Definitions by example October 21, 2013 Lab Day Week of October 14, 2013 Revisit Respond Question on p. 145 [|Differentiate Oratory, Rogerian, and Toulmin Arguments (Wrap Up)]. Read and Discuss "Why is Compromise Now a Dirty Word?" 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)
 * 1) 4 p. 173 (5 page paper due November 1)

October 11, 2013 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"

October 9, 2013 Chapter 7 notes Inductive and Deductive Reasoning The Classical Oration Rogerian and Invitational Arguments Respond p. 131

October 7, 2013 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. MLA Refresher. [|Handout] for the next paper assignment. Read the piece linked here and perform a Rhetorical Analysis based on what you have learned from the readings and notes taken today. Essentially, you will be exemplifying Rachel Kolb's piece. In other words, your aim is to do exactly what Kolb does to Brooks' piece: you are to dissect and analyze Weiss' argument in "Happy Meals and the Old Spice Guy." Write a **//four page paper//** that will be due October 21. You will need to utilize 3 outsides sources at minimum to back up your claims.

October 2, 2013 *Examining Arguments Based on Emotion:Pathos media type="custom" key="23947564" Respond on page 100 *" " : Ethos *" " : Logos *Examining the Arrangement and Media of Argument

[|Respond on page 107]

September 30, 2013 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="23947332" 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. media type="custom" key="23947384"
 * Watch the ipad video and answer the questions on p. 92-93. Analyze all of the components of Apple's advertisement.**


 * Understanding the Purpose of an Argument
 * Understanding Who Makes an Argument
 * Identifying and Appealing to Audiences

September 27, 2013 Paper #2 Assignment

Discuss Videos from Wednesday.

//**Free Write: Choose a view on a topic that you highly disagree with and write about it.**//

Find a YouTube video that contains an argument similar to those we watched on Wednesday. Make sure it is an argument you disagree with. Compose a __//**three**//__ page paper addressing the ethical, logical, and emotional fallacies of the argument. Paper must be in MLA format (12 point font, Times New Roman, double spaced, one inch margins) with proper citations and works cited page. No abortion or religious papers. Along with your paper you must provide the link to the video in which you are referring.

**Final Draft is due next Wednesday.**

September 25, 2013 media type="custom" key="23874766" media type="custom" key="23874860" media type="custom" key="23874892" media type="custom" key="23877686" media type="custom" key="23874816" media type="custom" key="23874846" media type="custom" key="23877742" September 23, 2013 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 September 20, 2013

p. 67 Respond

September 18, 2013

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 there should be stricter rules concerning gun control? Yes or No 3. Do you believe that same-sex couples should be allowed to marry? Yes or No Write up a small report with your results.


 * Start to consider what movie you would like to review.**
 * September 16, 2013 **


 * 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]**


 * September 13, 2013 **
 * 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?
 * September 11, 2013 **

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?**
 * 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.**
 * September 9, 2013 **

1. Arguments Based on Emotion p. 40 Respond 2. Chapter 3-Ethos media type="custom" key="23760838" Why is it important for corporations to establish an ethos?

Examine the ethos of Tim Tebow versus Charlie Sheen. What is the difference between the two celebrities? media type="custom" key="23760854" media type="custom" key="23760780" media type="custom" key="23760804"

3. How do you establish trustworthiness and credibility(46)? 4. Volkswagen ad (48).

September 6, 2013 Make sure you have uploaded a RD to your personal wiki space before class begins!!!! 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 5. Using Humor 6. Arguments Based on Emotion p. 40 Respond 7. Bumper Sticker (39) 8. //It Gets Better// media type="custom" key="23723408" width="80" height="80"

September 4, 2013 Free write to be posted to the Wiki:

=__//What do you argue about? When do you argue about these things and with whom? These may include any examples from your everyday life.//__=

1. Collect MLA WS 2. In-text citations (Ch21) 3. 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 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
 * Intended Audiences and Invoked Readers
 * Pathos
 * Ethos
 * Logos
 * Kairos

Paper Assignment (2 page rough draft to be uploaded to the wiki by Friday) media type="custom" key="23702122" 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?
 * Write a two page paper that answers these questions. You are not limited to these discussion questions. Feel free to elaborate further on the issue of "Homelessness" and "Practicality" as Tupac discusses in reference to former President Ronald Reagan. If you utilize outside sources please add a Works Cited page.