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Practice & Assessment for Rhetorical Devices - AP Language & Comp. Help

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This resource provides an introduction or additional practice for high school students as they learn how to recognize a writer’s use of rhetorical devices. A detailed glossary, practice passages, group project, quiz, and review slides will help build skills needed to comprehend and analyze nonfiction. These activities can be especially helpful in increasing reading and writing ability in AP Language and Composition or AP Literature classes. The glossary includes 33 rhetorical devices with deta

8th - 12th

ELA Test Prep, Informational Text, Vocabulary

CCSS

RI.11-12.4

, RI.11-12.10

, W.11-12.1c

The Declaration of Independence: Delineating and Analyzing the Argument

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Elly's ELA

This is an easy- to- use lesson plan to guide your students through a point-by- point study of Declaration of Independence. Graphic organizers cover each of the four sections of the Declaration and offer a comprehensive method to “delineate” the document. These pages are outlined with key terms to note persuasive style, language, and structure. They also include brief prompts for modern-day connections with the document’s basic ideals. A detailed sample answer key for each page is provided. T

9th - 12th, Adult Education

Close Reading, Informational Text, U.S. History

CCSS

RI.9-10.1

, RI.9-10.3

, RI.9-10.4

Self-Assessment Reflection Forms ELA 9-10

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Mixed-Up Files

Build student ownership of learning and growth mindset with this formative assessment tool. Each ELA Standards Self Assessment Reflection sheet allows students to evaluate their own learning progress, provide supporting evidence from work samples, reflect on challenges, and develop an action plan for future practice. The system includes a set of Marzano learning scales specific to each Common Core standard for ninth- and tenth-grade ELA. Useful for:Documenting growth toward learning targetsPlann

9th - 10th

English Language Arts

Counterarguments & Rebuttals Lesson, Argument Writing for Skeptical Audiences

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Lessons By Lawton

Help students move beyond one-sided arguments and write with credibility, nuance, and academic rigor. This college-ready counterarguments & rebuttals mini-lesson teaches students how to anticipate opposing views and respond strategically when writing for educated, skeptical audiences. Designed for advanced high school, dual enrollment, and college composition, this lesson aligns with the Toulmin model and strengthens argumentative writing across disciplines. ✅ What Students Learn Why add

9th - 12th, Higher Education

Writing, Writing-Essays, Writing-Expository

CCSS

W.9-10.1a

, W.9-10.1b

, W.9-10.1d

Also included in: High School Argument Writing Unit, Toulmin Model, College-Ready Persuasive Essay

EXIT / DO NOW TICKETS EVERY TEACHER MUST HAVE! 15 TYPES of ASSESSMENT /TEMPLATES

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TeachersMart

• SHOCK YOUR SUPERVISORS AND COLLEAGUES utilizing 15 different kinds of Exit Tickets/ Do Now slips; • Give your students a unique opportunity to express their knowledge through 15 different types of assessment: 1. EXIT PASS 2. POSTCARD 3. JOURNAL ENTRY 4. 3-2-1 5. CORNELL NOTES 6. I CARE WHY? 7. NOTE TO A FRIEND 8. SUMMARY 9. FISHBOWL 10. JEOPARDY 11. 5 W’s 12. KEY IDEAS 13. BE THE TEACHER 14. PROS & CONS 15. QUIZ MASTER Templates: 3 tickets/slips per page can be printed out in color and B&W

K - 12th

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