MbShea@PWP@English@UMCP

(Did you lose power?  I did.) Let's review some terms from rhetoric:

Logos/Pathos/Ethos

Invention/Arrangement/Style/Delivery/Memory

OK, we will weave back to talk about sentences and paragraphs.  We have a new handout on sentences.

 Pitch the Verb.

 Now paragraphs:  These visuals help us think about the importance of paragraphs in building a document.

Paragraphs/Cognitive Threading (two metaphors or visuals to help you)

 TASKS! 

Review Preview:  For Tuesday, you will need to draft paragraphs for your article review. Here is the pattern

• This means you will develop between 7-12 paragraphs according to this rough structure, though you can rearrange some of the paragraphs to suit your preferences, relyaing on short, clear topic sentences with clear transitions between paragraphs.
  • Beginning (hook with strong opening, establish credibility of author(s), introduce context for research)
  • Middle (select three or four points to share, devoting one paragraph per point)
  • End (close with your commentary on application, controversy, idea for new research, and perhaps a limitation on the research)

Revision session: Bring digital copies of your directions and your green roof memo.