ap lang - rhetorical analysis: tracking arguments

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• 0:00

  Introduction to Session

• 0:32

  Review of Past Topics

• 1:04

  Tracking Author's Argument

• 2:09

  AP Reader Experience

• 2:39

  Rhetorical Triangle Review

• 3:41

  Speaker Assumptions

• 4:12

  Rhetorical Analysis Task

• 4:45

  Key Steps Overview

• 5:45

  Identifying Writing Choices

• 6:46

  Audience-Subject Relationship

• 7:51

  Hypothetical Prompt Example

• 8:54

  Beginning-Middle-End Analysis

• 9:27

  Essay Time Breakdown

• 11:00

  Writing Effective Intro

• 12:03

  Body Paragraph Strategy

• 13:06

  Quick Conclusion Tips

• 14:08

  Overall Time Plan

• 15:12

  Sample Prompt Annotation

• 16:43

  Avoid Terminology Focus

• 17:43

  Logical Pattern Search

• 18:46

  Passage Background Context

• 19:16

  Reading First Paragraph

• 20:50

  Underlining Core Phrases

• 22:24

  Paragraph Comprehension

• 23:28

  Annotation vs Summary

• 25:02

  Second Paragraph Analysis

• 26:04

  Third Paragraph Flaws

• 27:43

  Fourth Paragraph Critique

• 29:15

  Transition to Final

• 31:19

  Primary Purpose Emphasis

• 33:53

  Passage Big Picture

• 35:59

  Beginning Chunk Breakdown

• 37:03

  Myth vs Truth Juxtaposition

• 39:09

  Audience Self-Identification

• 41:47

  Middle Section Dangers

• 43:20

  Accepting Mindset Change

• 44:27

  Ending Emphasis

• 45:58

  Organizational Approach Benefits

• 47:32

  Audience Focus Reminders

• 49:09

  Q&A Session

• 50:44

  Terminology Importance

• 52:49

  Conclusion Strategies

• 54:21

  Labeling Devices Advice

• 55:56

  Historical Situation Inclusion