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10 Modules / ~100 pages
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~25 Modules / ~400 pages
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Rhetorical Strategies in Persuasive Writing
( 25 Modules )
Module #1
Introduction to Rhetorical Strategies
Overview of the importance of rhetorical strategies in persuasive writing
Module #2
Understanding Audience and Purpose
Analyzing the target audience and purpose of a persuasive text
Module #3
Ethos:Establishing Credibility
Using ethos to establish credibility and build trust with the audience
Module #4
Pathos:Appealing to Emotions
Using pathos to appeal to the audiences emotions and values
Module #5
Logos:Using Reason and Evidence
Using logos to build a logical argument with evidence and data
Module #6
Rhetorical Appeals in Action
Analyzing examples of ethos, pathos, and logos in persuasive texts
Module #7
Claim and Data:Making a Compelling Argument
Crafting a clear claim and supporting it with data and evidence
Module #8
Warrants andBacking:Building a Strong Argument
Using warrants and backing to strengthen an argument
Module #9
Counterarguments and Refutations
Anticipating and responding to counterarguments
Module #10
Organizational Strategies
Understanding how to organize a persuasive text for maximum impact
Module #11
Introduction and Hook Strategies
Crafting an effective introduction and hook to grab the audiences attention
Module #12
Cause and Effect Analysis
Using cause and effect analysis to build a persuasive argument
Module #13
Comparison and Contrast
Using comparison and contrast to highlight key points and persuade the audience
Module #14
Analogies and Metaphors
Using analogies and metaphors to make complex ideas more relatable and persuasive
Module #15
Repetition and Rhythm
Using repetition and rhythm to create emphasis and persuade the audience
Module #16
Allusion and Reference
Using allusion and reference to add depth and authority to a persuasive text
Module #17
Figurative Language
Using figurative language to create vivid imagery and persuade the audience
Module #18
Tone and Voice
Crafting an effective tone and voice to persuade the audience
Module #19
Audience Analysis and Adaptation
Analyzing and adapting to different audience types and needs
Module #20
Cultural and Social Context
Considering cultural and social context in persuasive writing
Module #21
Visual Rhetoric
Using visual elements to enhance persuasive writing
Module #22
Digital Rhetoric
Adapting persuasive writing strategies for digital media
Module #23
Peer Review and Feedback
Giving and receiving feedback on persuasive writing
Module #24
Revising and Editing for Persuasion
Revising and editing persuasive writing for maximum impact
Module #25
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
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