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Goodall
Warm-Up
Today is Day 52, 12/3 2 sheets of paper
Turn your study guide answers for chapters 1-2 in the basket without socializing.
Make a KWL Chart about “Persuasion.” Write at least six items in your chart (K or W) How does a person persuade others? What techniques can they use?
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Jane Goodall – A retrospective
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKyrLFyOi04
Persuasion
Writers use persuasive techniques to help convince readers to think a certain way about an issue. In this essay, Goodall uses one of the easiest and most effective persuasive techniques, emotional appeals.
Persuasion
Emotional Appeals Uses strong feelings, rather than
facts and evidence to persuade.
Persuasion
However, that is not her only strategy. She also uses Ethical appeal.
They tap into people’s values or standards.
Loaded language is another technique Goodall uses. She uses words with positive or negative connotations to stir people’s emotions.
Pairwork
In this article, Goodall uses all three aforementioned persuasive tactics. With your partner, complete a chart identifying examples of each tactic. Give at least three examples for each category, for a total of 10+ examples. 15 min
Technique Examples from essay
Emotional appeals
Appeal to pity, fear, or vanity: uses strong feelings rather than facts and evidence to persuade.
Appeal to values
Ethical appeal; taps into people’s values or moral standards
Word choice
Uses words with positive or negative connotations to stir people’s emotions
Individual Writing
Of three techniques we analyzed today, which was most effective for you as a reader? Why? Which was least effective for you? Write two paragraphs (one describing the most effective, one describing the least effective – topic sentences, examples/supporting details, and a conclusion sentence!)