Persuasive writing HV2 - lesson 1

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Describe the highlight of your winter holiday.

What is your New Year's resolution?

What helps you to stick to your New Year's Resolution?

1. Getting paid to do something
2. Putting a lot of energy into it in the first month
3. Adding it to something you already do
4. Making a habit out of it

Lesson 1

In class today:

Planner

Persuasive writing: what is it?

What will we be working towards?

In week 7 you will be writing a persuasive letter on one of four topics.

For each topic you will get a text.

You will read the text and take 2 arguments from the text to support your point of view.

You will think of one argument of your own.

You will write a persuasive letter of 300 words trying to persuade the reader.

Writing project planner

Week 2: introduction to persuasive writing

Week 3: Writing arguments

Week 4: Formative writing task

Week 5: Writing vocabulary test

Week 6: Writing arguments - repetition

Week 7: Persuasive writing test

00:25

How would you translate the words "persuade" and "convince" into Dutch?

01:08

Name two forms of text for which you can use persuasive writing

01:31

Why do you think persuasive writing is a better way of changing someone's mind than whining or complaining? Answer in English

Come up with a situation in your life in which you could use persuasive writing. Answer in English.

More on persuasive writing

In the next slides, you will learn more about how to write persuasively.

Some of it will be repetition of what you learned in the video earlier. But repetition is important in learning AND in persuasive writing!

Persuasive letter: example

What aspects of persuasive writing that were mentioned earlier this lesson can you recognize in the text on the following slides?

Think of words, sentences, structure, content.

What aspects did you recognize in this text?

Now you (hopefully) know what persuasive writing is :)

Now, tell me a few facts about yourself / things you would like me to know. You can write as much as you want!

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