Day 48 (3/21): Focus Projects and Rhetorical Analyses

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Warm Up:
SSR

Learning Intentions:
  • Effective Rhetorical Analysis Essays identify strong purposes in the text and trace these purposes through the author's developmental choices.
Success Criteria
  • Develop a paragraph that effectively analyzes author's choices
  • Differentiate between stronger and weaker AP Rhetorical Analysis essays
Agenda:
  • Finish Focus Project Pitches
  • Share JFK Body Paragraphs
  • Review JFK Exemplar (Strong, Middle, Weak)
Homework:
  • Tomorrow: Midterm
  • By Friday: The Things They Carried

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