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- Rhetorical Situation
- Claims and Evidence
- Reasoning and Organization
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- Multiple Choice Question Practice
- FRQ Practice, Synthesis Essay
- FRQ Practice, Rhetorical Analysis
- FRQ Practice, Argument Essay
- Extension Projects
Rhetorical Situation
Identifying the Rhetorical Situation: Writer and Audience
Identifying the Rhetorical Situation: Purpose and Message
Writing about the Rhetorical Situation: Audience Beliefs, Values, or Needs
Identifying the Rhetorical Situation: Appeals to Audience
Identifying the Rhetorical Situation: Audience, Speaker, Purpose, Exigence
Identifying the Rhetorical Situation: AER Chart
Identifying the Rhetorical Situation: More AER Chart Practice
Identifying the Rhetorical Situation: Analyzing a Speech
Identifying the Rhetorical Situation: Analyzing Rhetorical Appeals
Identifying the Rhetorical Situation: Annotating a Passage
Identifying the Rhetorical Situation: Analyzing Appeals to the Audience
Identifying the Rhetorical Situation: Figurative Language in Rhetoric
Writing about the Rhetorical Situation: Developing a Line of Reasoning
Identifying the Rhetorical Situation: Paired Passages
Identifying the Rhetorical Situation: Writing a Rhetorical Analysis
Writing about the Rhetorical Situation: Writing Appropriate Introductions
Writing about the Rhetorical Situation: Analyzing MC Answer Choices
Identifying the Rhetorical Situation: Creating Multiple-Choice Questions for a Writing Passage
Identifying the Rhetorical Situation: Creating Short-Answer Responses
Identifying the Rhetorical Situation: Analyzing Visual Rhetoric
Identifying the Rhetorical Situation: Analyzing Visual Rhetoric, Additional Practice
Identifying the Rhetorical Situation: Image Analysis
Identifying the Rhetorical Situation: Student-Directed Research
Claims and Evidence
Identifying Claims and Evidence: Explaining How Claims are Qualified
Identifying Claims and Evidence: Identifying and Analyzing Claims
Writing about Claims and Evidence: Developing a Claim
Writing about Claims and Evidence: Qualifying a Claim
Writing about Claims and Evidence: Writing Thesis Statements
Writing about Claims and Evidence: Sophisticated Thesis Statements
Writing about Claims and Evidence: Developing a Paragraph
Identifying Claims and Evidence: Annotated Reading
Identifying Claims and Evidence: AER Chart
Identifying Claims and Evidence: More AER Chart Practice
Identifying Claims and Evidence: Group Work Activity
Writing about Claims and Evidence: Reviewing Sample Responses
Identifying Claims and Evidence: Turning Art into Argument
Identifying Claims and Evidence: Studying Satire
Identifying Claims and Evidence: Creating Multiple-Choice Questions in Small Groups
Identifying Claims and Evidence: Creating Multiple-Choice Questions
Identifying Claims and Evidence: Creating Multiple-Choice Questions, Additional Practice
Reasoning and Organization
Writing about Reasoning and Organization: Overview of Line of Reasoning
Identifying Reasoning and Organization: Introducing Line of Reasoning
Identifying Reasoning and Organization: Identifying the Line of Reasoning
Identifying Reasoning and Organization: Recognizing and Explaining Methods of Development
Identifying Reasoning and Organization: Emulating Line of Reasoning
Writing about Reasoning and Organization: Practicing Line of Reasoning
Writing about Reasoning and Organization: Using Transitions
Writing about Reasoning and Organization: Using Appropriate Methods to Advance an Argument
Writing about Reasoning and Organization: Creating a Public Service Announcement
Multiple Choice Question Practice
Multiple Choice Question Practice: Understanding Answer Explanations
Multiple Choice Question Practice: Timed Drills
Multiple Choice Question Practice: More Timed Drills
Multiple Choice Question Practice: Writing Questions, Additional Practice
Multiple Choice Question Practice: Reflecting on the Multiple-Choice Exam
Multiple Choice Question Practice: Self-Reflection on the Multiple-Choice Exam
FRQ Practice, Synthesis Essay
FRQ Practice, Synthesis Essay: Evaluating the Prompt
FRQ Practice, Synthesis Essay: Evaluating the Prompt, Additional Practice
FRQ Practice, Synthesis Essay: Evaluating Sources in the Synthesis Essay
FRQ Practice, Synthesis Essay: Developing a Line of Reasoning
FRQ Practice, Synthesis Essay: Effectively Synthesizing Sources
FRQ Practice, Synthesis Essay: Synthesizing with a Theme
FRQ Practice, Synthesis Essay: Evaluating a Synthesis Essay
FRQ Practice, Synthesis Essay: Student-Directed Research
FRQ Practice, Argument Essay: Full Essay DrillFRQ Practice, Synthesis Essay: Turning the Argument into Synthesis
FRQ Practice, Rhetorical Analysis
FRQ Practice, Rhetorical Analysis: Analyzing the Prompt
FRQ Practice, Rhetorical Analysis: The Thesis Point
FRQ Practice, Rhetorical Analysis: Understanding the Audience
FRQ Practice, Rhetorical Analysis: Identifying Purpose
FRQ Practice, Rhetorical Analysis: Embedding Evidence
FRQ Practice, Rhetorical Analysis: Analyzing Imagery
FRQ Practice, Rhetorical Analysis: Evaluating Commentary
FRQ Practice, Rhetorical Analysis: Advanced Practice
FRQ Practice, Rhetorical Analysis: Self-Editing
FRQ Practice, Rhetorical Analysis: Developing a One Page Study Guide
FRQ Practice, Rhetorical Analysis: Using the Annotation Chart
FRQ Practice, Argument Essay
FRQ Practice, Argument Essay: Analyzing the Prompt
FRQ Practice, Argument Essay: Analyzing the Prompt, Additional Practice
FRQ Practice, Argument Essay: The Thesis Point
FRQ Practice, Argument Essay: Acquiring Evidence for an Argument
FRQ Practice, Argument Essay: Building a Bank of Knowledge
FRQ Practice, Argument Essay: Creating a Group Argument Essay
FRQ Practice, Argument Essay: Evaluating a Sample Essay
FRQ Practice, Argument Essay: Applying a Rubric
FRQ Practice, Argument Essay: Revising an Argument Essay
FRQ Practice, Argument Essay: Peer Revision
FRQ Practice, Argument Essay: Explaining How an Argument Reveals an Understanding of the Audience
Extension Projects
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