The Power of Persuasion: Opinion and Argument · Speaking & Listening

Rhetorical Appeals

Introduction to basic logical and emotional appeals used to influence an audience.

Key Questions

  1. 1When is an emotional appeal more effective than a logical one?
  2. 2How do speakers use body language to enhance their message?
  3. 3How can we identify when a writer is trying to manipulate our feelings?

Ontario Curriculum Expectations

ON: Reading - Grade 5ON: Media Literacy - Grade 5
Grade: Grade 5
Subject: Language Arts
Unit: The Power of Persuasion: Opinion and Argument
Period: Speaking & Listening

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