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Propaganda Techniques

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Persuasive Text

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Persuasive Text

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Do Now:

Do Now:. Write about a time you convinced someone to do something or buy something or believe something? What was it? How did you convince them? Do you think you are good at convincing people?. What do all these pictures have in common?. YOU WILL: focus on reading and writing

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Recognizing

Weasel words are used to make products seem special or unique. Some of the most common ... Weasel word claim. What weasel word is used here? Is that all? ...

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Advertisements

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Do Now

Do Now. Directions: Choose the best verb. Make sure it agrees with the noun or indefinite pronoun. 1.) Few of us (like, likes) salad. 2.) Nothing (get, gets) in his way. 3.) Each of the stores (give, gives) a gift. 4.) Most of my friends (want, wants) to dance.

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Note for teachers:

Note for teachers:

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April 25, 2014 PITCH IT! H omework: W ork on PITCH-IT!

April 25, 2014 PITCH IT! H omework: W ork on PITCH-IT! I-Ready - due by May 1st - at least 4 tests, passed with an 80% composite proficiency! Ob jective: I can work collaboratively in a group to create multiple forms of advertising using a variety of propaganda techniques.

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Vocabulary

Vocabulary. The Watsons Go to Birmingham (Week 5). Propaganda. I deas or statements that are often false or exaggerated and that are spread in order to persuade others. Bandwagon. says that everyone else is buying the product or service. Testimonial.

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Propaganda:

Propaganda:. information, ideas, or rumors spread on purpose to help or harm a person, group , or movement. Glittering Generality. This is when a speaker uses a word that is general and positive so that the reader will link that word with the speaker.

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Reading Comprehension 2.8 Grade 6

Reading Comprehension 2.8 Grade 6. Note instances of unsupported inferences, fallacious reasoning, persuasion, and propaganda in text. Learning Objective. We will identify instances 1 of propaganda in text. 1 examples prepronounce What are we going to do today? PS 2x.

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Propaganda

Propaganda. Propaganda is the spreading of ideas, information or rumor for the purpose of helping or injuring a cause. It is a way of trying to change peoples ideas and behaviors by twisting the truth. Name Calling. Name calling is using labels instead of discussing the available information.

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Persuasive Techniques

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Welcome to the iPod 5

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THE CONSUMER

THE CONSUMER. Part 2: Why People Buy. Why People Buy. ...there are actually lots of reasons. Consumer Behaviour: Why People Buy.

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Persuasion Techniques

Persuasion Techniques. ELA8LSV2: a. Student interprets and evaluates the various ways in which visual image makers (e.g., graphic artists, illustrators, news photographers) communicate information and affect impressions and opinions ELA8W1:

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The iPhone 5

The iPhone 5. By: Malak Alrifai Date:5/14/14 Class:6D. The new iPhone 5 is better than the iPhone with new features and a very lighter . Loaded Language . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhPhUBjNRzw.

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Propaganda Project

Propaganda Project. Slide one: Title of propaganda type with a picture or clipart. Slide two: What is your type of propaganda? Definition of propaganda type in a complete sentence.

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