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Chapter 3: Reading, Thinking and Writing about Issues EN1420

Chapter 3: Reading, Thinking and Writing about Issues EN1420

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Chapter 3: Reading, Thinking and Writing

about Issues

EN1420

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POP QUIZ1. What is a discourse community?2. What makes an audience member hostile?3. Name one part of the rhetorical situation.4. What does constraints mean when we speak

to an audience?

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Key Vocabulary

Critical thinking-thinking about readings and applying true analysis.

Extremist-views that are of a one-sided natureObjective-the end goal of the writerClaim-the point the writer is trying to get you

to agree with.Annotate-how to take notes while you read=CTPlagiarism-How to avoid using someone else’s

work as your own.Revision-Learning process of writingPerspective-where we write from.

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Identify , Narrow and Test an Issue

Map to help narrow an

issue:Example p.

70

Try it!

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Start with what you know

Write:• Quickly• Uncensored• From the

heart• Everything

you think ofCan’t write?

DRAW!

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Give it a try: Read p. 69

Ready? What relationship is there between grades and attendance?

Start writing!

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Use Critical Thinking Prompts

1. Box 3.1 p. 722. 3 groups, each group

will focus on reading, thinking or writing Exercise A pg101

• Each group will create a list then refine it as a bulleted list.

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Manage your time

? ? ? ? ? ?

Review assignments

Divide work into manageable units

Focus on finishing

Limit research time

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Practice effective reading skills

Survey Title Table of contents Intro Features

Check out Box 3.2 p. 78Try it out!

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Question for discussion: What are the steps for

surveyinga web site?

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Practice effective reading skillsSkim

Headings and subheadings

Sidebars and graphics

Intro and conclusion

Key termsActivity-Read Essay 2 pages

102-104, answer questions in Ex B pg 102.

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HMK-1. Unit 3 Assignment 1:Summary Response

(type/1pg/dble spc)2. Unit 3 Assignment 2: Exploratory Paper(type,

2 pg/dble spc)a) Answer worksheet 2 on page 111, staple

answers to back of paperb) Page 97-98 explains what goes into this paper,

this gives lots of helpful suggestions!

3. Review the 6 types of Arguments on pp. 73-74, Define them in own words (1-2 sentence definition) type, turn in next time.

4. Complete Unit 4 Readings

Review textbook/notes formal quiz next time on units 1-3!!!!