New Tools for Analyzing Speeches
By Coach Natalie on July 9, 2013We are happy to announce two new additions to our Skill Library: Analyzing a Speech and Analyzing Rhetorical Devices. As you make text selections this summer for the upcoming school year, consider using our tools and practical handouts to help you teach analytical reading skills.
Analyzing a Speech is type of graphic organizer that helps students read a speech rhetorically.
Analyzing Rhetorical Devices, our second skill we have released this week, provides a series of practical questions students can answer to better analyze rhetorical devices used by speakers and writers.
Our Skill Library contains roughly 60 skills to help our students become independent reader, writers, and thinkers. Use our Skill Library to help you plan for next year and jump into our Skill-Based Lesson Planner and build some dynamic lessons.
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Mr. Lowneberg
3/10/2015
please send me a spanish version of analyzing a speech to lowenberga@dunellenschools.org
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