Soapbox challenge lesson 6 conclusion

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This lesson contains 24 slides, with interactive quizzes and text slides.

time-iconLesson duration is: 45 min

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Start assignment:
Why is a good
conclusion important?
Come up with two reasons...

Slide 2 - Mind map

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Today's planning:
Today's planning:
- Start assignment
- Aims
- Conclusion paragraph structure/examples
- Your turn

- Aims check

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Lesson aim


You understand the function and  structure of a conclusion paragraph and can write one.

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How should a good conclusion make your audience feel?

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Shock

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A great conclusion!!!

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give the scaffold!
Example first sentences
As I explained in my introduction, it is high time mobile phones were banned in schools

Despite the evidence, students mental wellbeing did not improve in 16-18 year olds. In fact....

It is undeniable that students ability to focus has decreased as mobile phone usage has increased.

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You try
Use the help worksheet
Write your own first sentence for your conclusion...

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Example conclusion
Without a doubt in my mind I can say we have become slaves to our mobile phones. But just imagine we weren't. Our social skills would improve, our ability to focus would improve and even our mental health would improve. We only have one life to live - lets see it through our own eyes instead of those of a machine!

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Writing the conclusion
  • Repeat the thesis statement (your reason for writing this)
  • Recap of your arguments (because......) use scaffolds
  • End in a memorable way (quote, joke, anecdote, call to action, food for thought) link to speech aim!

Your audience will remember your conclusion the longest, so make it memorable!
timer
1:00

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Bullet point in your notebook:
Repeat thesis statement
Recap arguments
Memorable ending
Help? Use the worksheet

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timer
15:00

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Lesson aim


You understand the function and  structure of a conclusion paragraph and can write one.

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Finish writing your speech
Upload your speech tomorrow before 5pm
In word format only!!!

Have a copy of your speech printed and in class Tuesday 10th December!!!

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Next step
Now you have a beginning, one body paragraph  and how to write  your conclusion

Write your remaining body paragaphs (1-5 max) and see where you can add persuasive devices.

Bring a printed copy of your speech to class on the 5th of December for peer feedback!


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Which persuasive devices do you remember?

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Device
Explanation
Comparative/superlative
Big, bigger, biggest etc
Repetition
Repeat to strengthen your arguement
Fact/opinion
Fact, or opinion told as a fact
Exaggeration
Make it seem more than it is
Rhetorical Questions
Question with an obvious answer (no answer needed)
Emotive language
Trying to evoke emotions from your audience
Personal pronouns
I, you etc - more friendly

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1. STRUCTURE
1. Introduction paragraph
3. Body paragraphs
1. Conclusion paragraph

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Check the meaning
conversely - contrasting/opposite to something just said
conversely, not allowing mobile phones may help shy kids by...

subsequently - happened after something else - at a later time
subsequently, the girl found herself talking to more people at school than the previous week

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