ap english language - how to annotate effectively

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• 0:00

  Introduction to Annotations

• 0:38

  Fiveable Overview and Upcoming Events

• 1:09

  Learning Intention for Session

• 2:11

  Defining Annotation Basics

• 3:11

  Resources and Baner Prompt

• 4:14

  Annotation as Active Reading

• 5:16

  Annotation Samples and Examples

• 7:19

  Rhetorical Symbols in Annotations

• 8:21

  Audience Movement Chart

• 9:29

  DIDLS Annotation Technique

• 10:30

  Basic Non-Fiction Signposts

• 11:32

  Contrast and Contradictions

• 12:35

  Absolute and Extreme Language

• 13:37

  Numbers and Statistics

• 14:38

  Quoted Words in Text

• 15:41

  Addressing Word Gaps

• 16:44

  Baner Text Annotation Example

• 19:19

  Mortimer Adler's Advice

• 22:28

  Rhetorical Aspects to Annotate

• 26:04

  SPACE CAT and SOAPSTONE

• 26:36

  Annotation Expectations

• 28:10

  Ethos, Logos, Pathos Labeling

• 30:17

  Rhetorical and Literary Elements

• 32:51

  Comparing Annotation Levels

• 33:23

  Annotating the Prompt

• 39:37

  Session Recap

• 40:08

  BAT the Prompt Strategy

• 45:21

  Rhetorical Analysis Prompt Example

• 47:25

  Practice Book Recommendations

• 50:32

  Learning Intention Review

• 51:34

  Upcoming Streams and Closing

• 52:04

  Contact and Final Thoughts

• 53:10

  Answering Chat Questions