Argumentation/Persuasion Part 1: LPE

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English

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9th - 12th Grade

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Practice Problem

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Medium

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CCSS

RI.8.8, RI.11-12.5, RL.5.6

Standards-aligned

Aaron Bodey

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14 Slides • 10 Questions

Pro Tip: Politicians and Activists use EAL to weaponize QW, WG, and NS, which creates CC and the idea of us vs. them.

Check for Understanding

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When a writer or speaker desires to persuade an audience that the climate is changing for the worse at an increased rate, he/she might use

to show how global temperatures have increased rapidly in a short span of time.

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numbers and stats

extreme and absolute language

contrasts and contradictions

quoted words

word gaps

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A key component of argumentation and persuasion is to convince one's audience that the truth or reality is not what they may believe it to be, which requires a writer or speaker to show

with the positions of the other side of an issue.

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In order to establish credibility with the audience, a writer or speaker may use

to show that experts or celebrities share a similar view of the issue or topic. However, this is not as strong as validated

because they also connect to the audiences' sense of reason.

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quoted words

numbers, stats, and facts

extreme and absolute language

word gaps

contrasts and contradictions

Match

Match the following

Logos

Pathos

Ethos

Persuasion

Argumentation

Logic & Reason

Emotions, Beliefs, and Values

Trustworthiness& Reliability

Focused on emotional appeal

Focused on logical appeal

Multiple Choice

If you are speaking to an audience who shares most of your beliefs about an issue, you are more likely to use _______ to convince them of your position.

logos

pathos

ethos

signposts

Multiple Choice

What bias might affect an audience as they interact with a speaker who is arguing an opinion that differs from the majority?

religious

racial

cultural

all or any of these

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Signposts

Logos depends on:

Pathos depends on:

Ethos depends on:

NS

All can be used to show:

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EAL

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Predict how adding a quote from a well-respected scientist will affect your claim against electronic vehicles when speaking to a group of oil-field workers. It will likely

your argument.

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Predict how adding a quote from an anti-strip mining activist will affect your argument against electronic vehicles when speaking to a group of climate activists who support EV brands. It will likely

your argument.

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