by Kristin | Aug 28, 2021 | Rhetorical Analysis, Teaching the Standards, Writing
We hear the words “three rhetorical appeals” pretty regularly, especially if you are an English teacher. BUT how do we begin to teach them? So often, we get thrown into the deep end of high school English without the life preserver of HOW to teach...
by Kristin | Aug 21, 2021 | Rhetorical Analysis, Teaching the Standards, Writing
Teaching Rhetorical Analysis is not always easy! In fact, I think it is one of the toughest types of writing for high school English teachers to teach! There seem to be a ton of rubrics out there for students to use, but rubrics are so difficult to break down. They...
by Kristin | Aug 9, 2021 | Rhetorical Analysis, Teaching the Standards, Writing
No one EVER said teaching how to do rhetorical analysis was easy. In fact, it can be quite difficult! We know we need to teach our students how to analyze texts and critically think about how an author gets his/her views across, but making it straightforward for...
by Kristin | Sep 22, 2020 | Rhetorical Analysis, Writing
Teaching writing is tough! We live in a world with a multitude of resources available, but so many times, it’s just not enough. Students need simple ways to analyze rhetoric, and a rhetorical analysis essay outline is just the ticket! By simplifying the process...
by Kristin | Sep 20, 2020 | Reading Comprehension, Rhetorical Analysis, Teaching the Standards
Teaching with movies can be fun, yet tricky in the classroom. Maybe it is the end of the year with testing finally completed after weeks and weeks of state exams. Or maybe you are two days from Winter Break, and YOU just need a break… Instead of starting...
by Kristin | Aug 30, 2020 | Rhetorical Analysis
When it comes to Teaching Rhetorical Analysis, we need to start out teaching with a Rhetorical Appeals Definition. Rhetorical Appeals Definition: techniques and strategies used for a specific purpose in language (rhetoric) that focus on logic, emotion, and/or...
