Day 3 Essay Day 2 Body Paragraphs Conclusions
Day 3 Essay Day 2: Body Paragraphs, Conclusions and Specific Language
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Agenda �Warm Up: Roll Call �Why Outlines �Outline Formats �Practice Outlines �Introduction Format �Practice Introductions �Exit Slip Homework: Finish Outlines and Introductions
Why Outlines? �Organization is Key �Provides time for analysis not grammar �Increases speed of writing
Outline Template 1. Introduction 1. What is your Thesis 2. Body Paragraph x 3 – 5 Questions 1. What is the literary device? 2. What is the example of the literary device used? 3. How does this literary device connect to the author’s arguments/reasoning? 4. How does device impact the audience? 5. How does that impact build/reinforce/connect to the authors overall-argument. 3. Conclusion: 1. Repeat Overall Argument 2. What does the Author hope the audience will do?
Example of Outline Thesis: In this passage, the author uses financial statistics, historical allusions, and damning rhetorical questions to prove to the audience that college athletes are equivalent to employees, generating massive revenue for their employers and as such deserve to be compensated for their labor. Body Paragraph 1: 1. Financial Statistics, 2. ESPN 3 Billion, Nick Saban 7. 3 million, athletes zero. 3. Shows disparity between money for corporations and the money for workers 4. statistics appeals to logos – rationale. Statistics add credibility, , People put more weight in numbers, concrete, + than get paid more. 5. The clear disparity in the, makes the audience side with the injustice of the athletes and believe that athletes must be paid for their work. Conclusion �Thesis �The author aims to convince the audience to support the right to pay college athletes, because this isn’t the 18 th century, indentured servitude
Partner Practice Outline �Finish Reading MLK Essay if you haven’t already �Write your thesis for the essay �Outline with your partner the Intro and first body paragraph of the MLK Essay - Page 506
Independent Practice �Write Outlines for the next 1 -2 Paragraphs of the MLK Essay
Introductions Format 1. Hook: (Broad Statement, Quote, Question, Short Excerpt from Story, Example) 2. Connecting Sentence If necessary (Connect hook to Thesis, explain quote, explain context of question) 3. Thesis
Example of Introduction (Find parts) �Do people deserve to be paid for the work they do? This value of fair compensation for employees is at the heart of the capitalist economic system, upon which America was founded. In this passage, the author uses financial statistics, historical allusions, and damning rhetorical questions to prove to the audience that college athletes are equivalent to employees, generating massive revenue for their employers and as such deserve to be fairly compensated for their labor.
Write Introduction �MLK Essay �If you don’t finish: Homework for tomorrow
Exit Slip �What are 2 of the 5 questions you need to answer in your body paragraph outline? �What are the 3 parts needed in an introduction?
Body Paragraph Outline 1. Topic Sentence (Summarizes how 1 of your reasons proves your thesis ) 2. 1 st Example: make sure it’s relevant to prompt 3. Explain: Show the example proves thesis. 4. 2 nd Example: make sure its different from 1 st 5. Explain: Show example proves thesis
Example (Find the parts) First, social activists are continually improving the world for the better due to their relentless pursuit of justice for all. For example, since it’s conception America has been a racist state that persecuted it’s black population and denied them fundamental human rights. Social activists, like Martin Luther King and Malcom X refused to accept this and fought constant political, economic, and cultural battles in order to help their brethren. As a result of the actions of these activists, black people in America now have the right to vote, the right to attend any school, and the right to work. However, some may argue that despite these gains, America has reverted back to a point where black children attend terrible schools and have no chance at obtaining decent jobs. However, present-day activists like Michelle Alexander and Professor Michael Apple are working to improve these schools. These activists have helped to stop the unlawful imprisonment of black men and resulted in tremendous improvements in their education system.
Advice on Writing Style �Start Paragraphs with Numbered Transitions (First, Second) �Never use 2 nd Person �Use 1 st Person rarely �Don’t go into too much detail about the examples.
Specific Writing Examples �Which one of these examples is more specific When you see an elderly lady struggling with her groceries, you should offer to help carry them. Last month, I was sitting around with my friends when we saw my neighbor, who is 85 and recently had hip surgery, struggling with his grocery bags. I excused myself and went over to help him
Specific Writing Try and use as much detail as possible to describe… Your favorite childhood memory The perfect day
Practice Partners: Assignment: Is having great wealth always problematic? 1. Understand the Prompt 2. Take a stance and find 2 reasons. 3. With a partner brainstorm 4 examples (2 Examples per reason). 4. Outline one body paragraph
Conclusions: Go Home and Go Big 1. Go Home – Reword Thesis 2. Go Big – Look to the future. Make Prediction if your argument is followed. Close…
Example Conclusion The justice secured by the social activists and the freedom delivered from disease and injury brought forth by inventions has improved the world for the better. Although throughout history there have always been people who have used inventions to harm others and advance their personal interests, there always more people who are willing to stand up and oppose them. Social Activists, leaders, and caring citizens will continue to fight to improve our education and economic systems, so eventually even these selfish individuals will not have a space to develop. The world passed on to the future will be better than the current one.
Homework �Make changes to introductions from Sama’s comments �Write your body paragraphs and conclusions for the introduction you wrote yesterday. �WEBSITE
Exit Slip �What should the first sentence in each body paragraph be and what is the purpose of this sentence. �What two things should you do in your conclusion?
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