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Chapter 6 Activities and units

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Leslie Moitoza, Rethinking Composition in a Digital Age: students creating essays and video about their neighborhoods

 

Using online role-play with literature


Video: How To Use Rhetoric to Get What You Want. TED-ED

 

The Right Tool for the Job: Improving Reading and Writing in the Classroom

 

Using texts to create issues

 

Write Along: Lessons for grades 3-8. LearnZillion

 

Literary Analysis Writing Assignment: Series of writing tasks  

 

Changing Practices in Writing Instruction. Education Week

 

Argumentative writing: Graffiti: Pretty Art or Petty Crime?

 

Ellen Shelton: Letters To the Next President, 2.0. Edutopia.

 

An Argument-Writing Unit: Crafting Student Editorials. The New York Times Learning Network

 

Mimio: Collaborate To The Core! 2: Activities on how to collaborate based on the Common Core

 

Video: Students assessing arguments related to teaching young adult literature

 

Analyzing Chevy Volt advertisements as arguments (takes time to load)

 

Paul Allison: Addressing the argumentative writing standard: Examples of an assignment and student work

 

Rubric for self-assessing and assessing online role-plays

 

Teacher TV Video: Persuasive writing activities (while the focus is on elementary, could be applied to secondary)

 

Lesson plan: Mapping an argument

 

Argument, Persuasion, or Propaganda: Analyzing World War II Posters

 

The New York Times: Creating a Room for Debate to construct arguments

 

Argument mapping analysis

 

Critical analysis of a Coca-Cola promotion campaign

 

Questions for conducting ethnographies

 

Informational writing: Writing application letters

 

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