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Begin writing your reflection letter below.
The final will be due on Friday, May 13 at 11:59pm.
Questions for your reflection:
- What
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You will be emulating an example of your selected genre as you construct your Unit 3 first draft. Find that example of your genre, and post it here. You can … Read More
Why not (the alternative)? What basis of understanding do you have about your audience — what are their principal beliefs (or warrants), which by understanding and communicating then gives you … Read More
For better feedback, share a Google Doc or Word document in your comment. Submissions received before 10:00 am on 4/13 will receive teacher feedback.… Read More
An op-ed also, within its form and content, answers the questions…
Why this? What makes this topic exigent, highly consequential, and provocative?
Why you? What makes you credible and authoritative … Read More
Strong Openings….
Characterizes its narrator
Establishes event, setting, and/or situation
Establishes mystery to compel reader forward
Establishes tone and point of view
Summarizes the story / relays its theme or … Read More
Choose the topic and issue you will address in your op-ed and submit your title below.
Op Ed titles…
The most important thing that it should be is click-worthy.… Read More
- Frederick Douglass’ “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?”
- Listen to “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?”
- Note: there are different
- Read: Reflections on the Concept of Discourse Community
- Define: discourse community in your own words, list different types of DCs
- Brainstorm your own potential DC and the problem/solution you will
