About This Lesson
<p>PowerPoint using an acronym to guide students through criteria for writing to persuade</p>
ESL, lesson plan, Off2Class, teaching, infinitives, verbs, word, to, English, speakers, objects, sentences, subject, adverbs, adjectives
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Writing_to_Persuade.ppt_WRAPAPLUM[1].ppt
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SML Member
December 03, 2009
Thanks a plum
A great resource. Will use it with my 11s for revision. Thanks!
SML Member
November 03, 2010
Why invent the wheel when someone's already done it! Thanks, I like your plums.
SML Member
October 09, 2011
I LOVE your resources...am an Art teacher looking for ways to develop students' critical studies writing capabilities...any other ideas?!
Liberty5
February 09, 2014
Persuasive expression should also include logical, emotional, and ethical appeals, which are not represented in this acronym. It focuses mostly on tone, sentence structure, and audience awareness instead of the quality of evidence and supporting examples. It also doesn't mention the call to action, which is essential to good persuasion.
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This is a great resource!