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Persuasive techniques

1. Writing a Persuasive Speech

2. Bell-Ringer Activity Write a statement answering: "If you could make one change in your school, what would it be? Why is this change important?" Be prepared to share your ideas with the class.

3. Today's Objectives Understand the elements of persuasive writing: ethos, pathos, logos. Create a persuasive speech to convince the principal to consider your topic for change.

4. Understanding Persuasive Writing Ethos: Credibility or ethical appeal. Pathos: Emotional appeal. Logos: Logical appeal.

5. Model Persuasive Topic Example Topic: Longer lunch breaks. Identify how ethos, pathos, and logos are used in the argument.

6. Class Brainstorming Possible topics for persuasive speeches: Half-Day of Sports and Games Organized Games During Lunch Break More Field Trips for Hands-On Learning Monthly Fun Activity Day

7. Outlining a Persuasive Letter Importance of a clear introduction. Well-supported points. Strong conclusion.

8. Drafting Your Speech Draft your persuasive speech to the principal. Incorporate at least one example of ethos, pathos, and logos.

9. Peer Feedback Share your draft with a partner. Identify the persuasive elements used. Provide constructive feedback.

10. Teacher Feedback Teacher will provide feedback on your drafts. Ensure correct application of persuasive techniques.

11. Reflection and Homework Reflect on how persuasive techniques can influence decision-makers. Revise your speeches based on feedback. Prepare to present your final version in class.