Copy and paste the following onto your blog. Identify each as FACT or OPINION:
1. Winter is the worst season of the year.
2. Guess jeans are more stylish than Levis jeans.
3. Some people enjoy cross country skiing.
4. It often rains in Seattle, Washington.
5. It's better to live in a small town than a large city.
6. MTV is the best place to watch old music videos.
Monday, November 29, 2010
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Sample Editorial
Below is an example of an editorial that follows the structure we will discuss in class today.
Perils of Plastic Credit
Perils of Plastic Credit
Editorials
Read the following editorial. Then, answer the questions below about the editorial on your blog.
Tank Top Tiff
1. Look over the list of editorial purposes and choose three that this specific article demonstrates. Support each purpose with an example from the article.
2. What did you learn from this editorial?
3. Did the editorial arouse the desire for action based on the arguments it contained? Why or why not?
Tank Top Tiff
1. Look over the list of editorial purposes and choose three that this specific article demonstrates. Support each purpose with an example from the article.
2. What did you learn from this editorial?
3. Did the editorial arouse the desire for action based on the arguments it contained? Why or why not?
Saturday, November 20, 2010
My Turn
My Turn Example #1
My Turn Example #2
Read the "My Turn Example #2" article above. Then, answer the following questions on your blog.
1. Name of the article
2. Summarize the content of the essay in 1-3 sentences. In your summary, identify what the thesis (the author's message) of the story is.
3. List the specific events/examples that are used in the story. How many are used?
4. Does this article appeal to you? Why or why not? Be specific.
My Turn Example #2
Read the "My Turn Example #2" article above. Then, answer the following questions on your blog.
1. Name of the article
2. Summarize the content of the essay in 1-3 sentences. In your summary, identify what the thesis (the author's message) of the story is.
3. List the specific events/examples that are used in the story. How many are used?
4. Does this article appeal to you? Why or why not? Be specific.
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
"You don't have to make stuff up."
As you put the finishing touches on your feature article, a little reminder: check your facts.
The $200 million myth
The $200 million myth
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Monday, November 15, 2010
Monday, November 8, 2010
Monday, November 1, 2010
To all those who were absent today...
You're not off the hook for our profile story.
The completed rough draft is due first thing Wednesday. So, if you weren't here today, it is your responsibility to have a rough draft of the profile done by Wednesday morning. Unless you have a doctor's note, there's no excuse!
The completed rough draft is due first thing Wednesday. So, if you weren't here today, it is your responsibility to have a rough draft of the profile done by Wednesday morning. Unless you have a doctor's note, there's no excuse!
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