Description
In our image driven world, it is critical to educate students on the importance of visual argumentation, especially since listening and viewing are part of the Common Core and the PARCC. I teach this concept throughout the year and use this project as a culminating assignment where the students can demonstrate mastery in reading, analyzing and presenting a key issue or theme in their self-selected non-fiction reading choice. It is fabulous way to start conversations, to encourage students to read non-fiction (from their own peers nonetheless). Plus it is relatively easy to grade and students honestly enjoy the challenge. It appears to be deceptively simple in the directions but the students tell me once they start to search images and to create am argument, they recognize the challenge and power images create. I LOVE THE RESULTS!!!
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Description
In our image driven world, it is critical to educate students on the importance of visual argumentation, especially since listening and viewing are part of the Common Core and the PARCC. I teach this concept throughout the year and use this project as a culminating assignment where the students can demonstrate mastery in reading, analyzing and presenting a key issue or theme in their self-selected non-fiction reading choice. It is fabulous way to start conversations, to encourage students to read non-fiction (from their own peers nonetheless). Plus it is relatively easy to grade and students honestly enjoy the challenge. It appears to be deceptively simple in the directions but the students tell me once they start to search images and to create am argument, they recognize the challenge and power images create. I LOVE THE RESULTS!!!
Related Resources
How to Write for AP Lang Sophistication Point
Distance Learning Rhetorical Situation Podcast Project
Introduction to AP Lang Choice Board
Distance Learning: Rhetorical Questions You Should Ask Yourself Word Sort
Distance Learning - Using Music to Reinforce Rhetorical Analysis
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Distance Learning - AP Lang Twitter Hashtag Claim Analysis
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