ap lang cram – argument & rhetorical analysis
originally streamed in 2021 with Stephanie KirkTeachercurriculum note
This video was recorded during the COVID-era AP exam (2020–2021), when students had only one FRQ — the instructor explicitly says 'you only have one essay.' The current AP Lang exam has three FRQs, and the rubric scoring details discussed (referencing a 1–6 and 1–9 scale) are outdated and do not reflect the current rubric.
covered in this stream
timestamps
- 0:00
Session Introduction
- 0:35
Argument Skills Overview
- 1:37
Test Updates
- 2:39
Scoring Guesses
- 3:42
Learning Intentions
- 4:42
Argumentation Outline
- 5:59
Student Questions
- 7:00
Tonight's Outline
- 7:31
Classical Structure
- 9:38
Aristotle's Appeals
- 12:13
Essay Outline
- 14:33
Unit 3 Skills
- 16:36
Toulmin Model Introduction
- 19:47
Pirate vs Ninja Example
- 23:00
Building Paragraphs
- 25:35
Counterarguments
- 28:10
Thesis Statements
- 31:48
Berry Prompt Example
- 35:25
Writing Timeline
- 37:29
Gandhi Prompt Analysis
- 41:37
Annotating Chunks
- 45:14
Aspects Worksheet
- 47:17
Outline Creation
- 52:28
Introduction and Thesis
- 55:03
Sophistication Points
- 56:06
Rubric Highlights
- 58:40
Learning Recap
- 59:13
Q&A Session
- 1:06:33
Final Questions
- 1:09:06
Resource Links and Farewell
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