Friday Test

explain 16 evidence strategies:

• media reference - newspapers, magazines, and broadcast information
• face on argument - mention specific person, in specific situation, with specific circumstances, and a specific output
• anecdotal account - simple brief story that proves a point
• case studies - research
• empirical evidence - recorded, charted data that demonstrates a pattern
• precedent - what has happened in the past
• parallels - comparisons between like items
• analogies - comparing two unlike things
• source quotations - quotations on subject
• familiar quotations - passed down quotations
• statistics - numerical data
• historical trends - patterns and tendencies developed over time
• literary reference - compare situation or person to a book
• classical thought - has existed and endured over time
• logical reasoning - can be logically argued
• personal experience - past experiences in one's life

note 6 memorization tips:

• separate into three sections
• number sentences in each section
• list first word in each section
• see the 'big picture'
• visualize
• McNeil technique - memorize first sentence, repeat it, add second sentence, repeat, say the two together, repeat process

note 5 voice projection tips:

• open mouth widely
• put air under your words
• speak to the last row
• enunciate each syllable
• speak from your diaphragm

use objects opening setting:

• The apple sat on the table, rotting quickly.

list a possible essay sequence for personal experience style essay:

    1. Setting
    2. Put your self in the story (first person)
    3. Get an activity going
    4. Trigger a flash back
    5. Share flash back
    6. Build to a key moment
    7. Return to present tense activity
    8. Reflect on memory
    9. Share evidence to support reflectance

list a possible essay sequence for argument style essay:

    1. Statement
    2. Evidence supporting statement
    3. Offer a rebuttal
    4. Circle tie

PREPARE AND BRING:

• a morning business clearly identifying each segment
• a resolved opening and agreed counter

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