Hillier

http://prezi.com/g8hzjvj74yxe/strategy-instruction/ M. SHaw

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**Dee Danner** Commonplace Entry #2 -- "Doing" Vocab (Declaration of Independence)

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Commonplace Entry #3 -- Judging a Book By Its Cover (//Bless Me, Ultima//)

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Anna Berry Commonplace #1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmwwIk1dcmg Anna--This was fun. Thanks! - D Danner

Commonplace #2 http://popplet.com/app/#/197629

Commonplace Entry #1: [] Commonplace Entry #2: [] I'm not sure where we are supposed to leave our comments, but this Prezi is (for a lack of a better vocab word ;) awesome! ~Anna Berry >>Agreed! Very cool, Kirsten! I enjoyed the first one as well. Great example. - D Danner
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Thanks, ladies! I'm glad they were a hit, especially as I'm trying to take advantage of this assignment as a good opportunity to discover everything Prezi has to offer, as I started out totally unfamiliar with it! And here is number 3: Commonplace Entry #3: []

Pete Steadman's Commonplace Entry #1: [] Peter--Enjoyed your humor and personal reflections. - D Danner

Rory Bevins Commonplace Entry #1 http://prezi.com/cyjozsa-vba4/present/?auth_key=zn81xyg&follow=iyn4eca3c4d7

http://prezi.com/cyjozsa-vba4/copy-of-the-student-centered-approach-classroom/ Commonplace Entry #2 http://prezi.com/cek9dyksckfn/mastering-vocabulary-in-the-classroom/ Commonplace 3 http://prezi.com/8uh0n6ol29y1/questions-and-the-classroom/

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=http://thinkexist.com/quotes/with/keyword/rhetoric/2.html: = **As I sought to define rhetoric and embody the basic premises thereof, these are quotes ascertained from the foregoing //website// that** **best encapsulate the intent of this unit. They are as follows: **
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 * 1) "He steps on stage and draws the sword of rhetoric, and when he is through, someone is lying wounded and thousands of others are either angry or consoled." Pete Hamill
 * 2) "Rhetoric is a poor substitute for action, and we have trusted only to rhetoric. If we are really to be a great nation, we must not merely talk, we must act big." Theodore Rosevelt, 26th United States President, 1901-09
 * 3) "The dominant rhetoric is academese relieved by flashes of cliché." Dwight MacDonald

@http://www.textetc.com/criticism/rhetoric-approaches.html This particular website discusses the rhetoric that is unearth through poetry/prose. This is my secondary source. Below, you will find the replicated statements or an excerpt of this author. " Rhetoric was formerly an indispensable aid to writing poetry, and some of its approaches are still helpful. Taxis, or the structure of argument, shows how lines and phrases work on our affective understanding. Lexis or diction governs the emotive correlates, and so the appeals to the fundamental human condition. Detailed rhetorical analysis will show how each operates to achieve its ends. However, Rhetoric is now neglected. Originally it meant the effective use of language, not only to sway the ignorant mob but to persuade one's intellectual peers. And by governing such matters as laying out an argument, presenting the evidence, employing the appropriate syntax and diction, rhetoric was unavoidable — in law, politics, literature and everyday life. {1}  But today rhetoric conjures up the specious promises of politicians, the showy ornament of discarded literary styles, and the empty pretences of admen and spin-doctors. Rhetoric even disallows thought, predetermining what our public ideologues must say. Perhaps for this reason contemporary poetry has become rather prosaic, even pedestrian, taking for granted that plainness bespeaks sincerity."

[] This examination and incorporation of this website is a tribute to Aristotle, the father of Rhetoric. It introduces the deductive and inductive reasoning behind rhetoric and an analysis of the Rhetorical Triangle.

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This final YouTube clip previews the revolution and evolution of music through its element of persuasion. This clips features artist such as the Chuck Berry, Elvis Prestly, The Temptations, The Beattles, etc.


 * A Deeper Look at Rhetoric** - ppt. 17-Mar-12