11th Grade Media Analysis Interactive Videos

Focus on analyzing persuasive techniques and rhetorical devices used in speech presentations. Master skills in identifying and applying rhetorical strategies for effective communication, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of how to craft and deliver impactful messages.

Study of rhetorical analysis concentrating on ethos, pathos, and logos in political speech. Develop the ability to assess arguments and identify persuasive elements effectively.

Analyze and apply Aristotle's rhetorical appeals to enhance persuasive writing skills. Learn to effectively evaluate arguments and craft engaging narratives.

Learn to examine rhetorical situations and strategies by focusing on context, exigence, audience, and constraints. Develop skills to construct persuasive arguments and influence change effectively.

Analyze the key themes and motifs in M.T. Anderson's 'Feed,' with a particular focus on the hacker motif and the symbolism of boat painting. Understand the impact of media influence on society and examine the theme of autonomy within a technologically driven world. Gain insights into how these elements shape the narrative and character development.

Analyze how media interpretation influences audience perception and study key theories on media communication. Gain insights into both audience analysis and effective media messaging strategies.

Examine the influence of controlling ideas in steering the narrative and thematic development of TV series. Understand how these ideas uphold narrative consistency and contribute to a unified storyline.

Investigate essential rhetorical techniques by examining ethos and its persuasive impact. Improve skills in evaluating arguments and determining the credibility of speakers.

Analyze poetry with the SPEC FILMS method, concentrating on language, form, and emotion. Develop skills in interpreting thematic and emotional components of poetry.

Explore the effective use of rhetorical appeals to enhance persuasion in writing. Gain mastery in critically evaluating arguments and assessing the credibility of authors. Focus on understanding the content, achieving learning outcomes, and developing skills related to argument analysis and credibility assessment.

Analyze Martin Luther King Jr.'s use of ethos, pathos, and logos in his famous letter to understand rhetorical strategies and their influence on civil rights advocacy. Focus on the examination of King's persuasive techniques to gain insights into effective communication and advocacy skills.