We are learning to Write to Persuade

Jun 26, 2025

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We are learning to Write to Persuade

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We are learning to Write to Persuade After reading “Flying the Flag” we were convinced that we needed a new flag. Here are our designs …

Speaking to Persuade

Speaking to Persuade. Chapter 15. What is Persuasion?. Communicating With the use of arguments To voluntarily change an Attitude, belief or behavior. Persuasion is not…. Coercion -Using force to persuade. Manipulation -Using trickery to persuade. Complexities of Persuasive Speaking.

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Speaking to Persuade

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Speaking to Persuade

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Writing to Persuade

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Speaking to Persuade

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WALT: We are learning to write an argument.

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Learning to Write

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Writing to Persuade

Writing to Persuade . Building an Argument . Definition . A persuasive essay is a sound argument of a position backed up with facts, details, examples and one additional element—appeal. Persuasion is the kind of writing that depends on the reader’s reaction to what the writer says.

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What Techniques can we use to persuade?

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Today we are learning to:

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Writing to Persuade

Writing to Persuade. When writing to persuade you are trying to get someone to DO something such as: Buy a product Visit a place Perform an activity. Techniques How can we do this what do we use?. Think of yourself as wondering in a forest….. Use: Alliteration Fact Opinion

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Writing to Persuade

Section B. Writing to Persuade. Persuasive techniques. Use of opinion as fact Facts/Statistics Repetition Pronouns Superlatives / Comparatives Rhetorical questions Emotive language Triples Hyperbole Imperatives Anecdotes.

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Today We are learning to:

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WALT: We are learning to……

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Writing To Persuade

Writing To Persuade. What’s the Purpose?. To put your point of view across in a forceful, informed and engaging manner. To lead your audience into agreeing with you. To help your audience to think positively about your ideas. What Forms Can it Take? .

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Speaking to Persuade

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W.A.L.T (We Are Learning To)

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Speaking to Persuade

Speaking to Persuade. Part II. 6 steps for persuasive speech prep. Choosing your topic Criteria? Determining your specific purpose Purposes? Analyzing your audience Gathering information Preparing visual aids Organizing your speech. Interesting. Not too large a change. Controversial.

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