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) Day Fifty-Nine Objective: We will use last classes source synthesis charts to finish an expository essay based on the four primary/secondary sources we studied this week. Materials: #1 Holocaust Reader, #2Packet-Informational Text, #3Writing Manual, #4 PML Standard-1.7 MLA Documentation; Reading 2.4 Source Synthesis 1)Welcome Back! Encore! Encore! )SSR PML(pgs. 18-20) Heroes with Solid Feet-Evaluate the authors argument through the following five-step process in your Journal a)What is Douglass purpose or intent in writing this article? b)What is his claim? c)What means of support does he use in order to support his claim(quotes, facts, examples, loaded words, anecdotes, expert opinions, etc.)? d)Describe the tone of the piece. e)Finally, how successful was Douglas in convincing you with his argument? Was your heart touched? Your mind? Both? 2)Synthesizing Sources Packet-Ireland packet! We havent finished synthesizing our four sources! Respond to Writing Task #2. 3)Collect A Night to Remember Project AND Text
4)HW-Imagine you were assigned an expository research paper on The Troubles in Northern Ireland with a due date in three weeks. Strategize how you would finish this task. Also, think of a topic from one of the articles that could be researched. What sources would you use to research this topic> Example: I would choose to focus my research on the Ulster Plantation and how Irish Catholics were disenfranchised in their own country. In order to research this topic, I would schedule a library visit in order to secure five sources. 5)Extra Credit-Reading Resolution. We come up with New Years Resolution. Now, were coming up with Reading Resolutions. Pick three books you could read on your own and NOT FOR A CLASS. Turn these in by tomorrow. Abrahams Three Rules of Citation 1)Arrange by Authors Last Name 2)Hang your Indents. Five spaces starting on the second line of each entry. 3)Double-Space your Works Cited List. Do not add extra lines! Example: Dickens, Charles. Little Dorrit. London: Penguin Books, 1998. Wright, Richard. Native Son. New York: HarperCollins, 1993.