Argumentation+and+Persuasion

[|See OWL ppt.] Persuasion power point from Online Writing Lab Purdue University

 * appeal - ** One of three strategies for persuading audiences--
 * 1) logos, appeal to reason;
 * 2) pathos, appeal to emotion;
 * 3) and ethos, appeal to ethics.

From NCTE (National Council Teachers of English)-- See map to organize speech, debate, or paper:

http://www.readwritethink.org/classroom-resources/student-interactives/persuasion-30034.html?tab=7#tabs

Tips on Speech Writing from Scholastic : http://teacher.scholastic.com/writewit/speech/index.htm

Topic: Edward Snowden: Hero or Traitor?
YouTube video "What is a Hero?[|Click Here.] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fn60Tgfucho

[|Snowden Speaks of Rights] 2 min.

[|Interview with Katie Couric Nightline] 7 min.



[|Click here to see a sample Works Cited page.]
According to the OWL website accessed 2/16/2017, "Do not make a title page for your paper unless specifically requested."

If asked to have a Title page, here is an example that includes a paper with Works Cited page: [|Sample Title page]

The conclusion offers a chance to leave a lasting impression. --Ideas for the conclusion: .
 * Do Not use the cliche` "in conclusion."
 * Usually, a single sentence is all you need to restate your topic.
 * Elaborate on the impact and significance of this issue without repeating the same phrases already used.
 * Avoid writing new information in your conclusion.
 * Suggest how the issue can be solved or corrected.
 * You can make a call to action when appropriate, like signing a petition online or making a donation. (There was a petition asking Pres. Obama to pardon Snowden.)
 * Make a prediction of what might happen in the future. (Will Snowden ever come home to the U.S.?) http://jetwriters.com