- What is the best way to evaluate sources based on authority, accuracy, credibility, timeliness, and purpose/audience?
First Friday Parking tonight - 4:30 pm until 8pm.
Independent Reading 3/21 - Present:
Due Monday
Independent Reading 3/21 - Present:
Due Monday
Opening:
1. As a class, review definitions and edit your table further.
2. Modeling how to Evalute a Source:
Go to 2.6 on your "sign-in" laptop and 2.2 on your "other" laptop.
I will project Activity 2.2 "$211 Billion and so much to buy..."
- Edit the Graphic Organizer (#2)
- Help me analyze Text 1 using the graphic organizer in 2.6
Work Period:
3. Open up and Evaluate the source used in Activity 2.3 "Facts about Marketing to Children"
3. Open up and Evaluate the source used in Activity 2.3 "Facts about Marketing to Children"
- Evaluate the text and Edit the Table for "Text 2"
4. Respond to #3 after you've evaluate Text 2.
5. Vocabulary Review: What is a "Claim"?
Guided Reading: "Not Marketing to Children"
- What is the author's point of view?
- What can you infer about Mars' position on their company and youth?
6. Respond to the KIDs in the margins. - Highlight supporting details, such as the claim.
7. Read the article again silently - highlight strong or particularly PERSUASIVE language.
8. Using evidence from what you highlighted, fill out the graphic organizer for #5
- Role -
- Audience -
- Format -
- Topic -
Closing: Respond to #6 with your partner.
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