12th Grade Analyze Supporting Evidence Interactive Videos

Conducts an in-depth analysis of the Gettysburg Address, focusing on evaluating its central ideas and historical context. Enhances critical reading and analytical skills by teaching learners how to identify and support central ideas within historical texts.

Master the art of supporting claims with evidence in argumentative essays by understanding prompts and organizing evidence effectively. Gain proficiency in planning essay structure, drafting persuasive body paragraphs, and connecting evidence to claims for impactful analytical writing skills.

Analyze the vivid imagery and themes in William Wordsworth's "Daffodils," focusing on how figurative language enlivens the poem. Students will identify central themes and appreciate the impact of nature on human emotions and thoughts.

Focuses on enhancing argumentation skills by effectively applying evidence in writing tasks. Learners will master identifying and analyzing evidence to support arguments, preparing them for advanced writing challenges.

Master the essentials of creating well-organized paragraphs by focusing on planning notes and key writing stages, including drafting and revising. Learners will acquire skills in constructing coherent paragraphs, comprehending the writing process, and identifying crucial elements such as topic sentences to improve their writing proficiency.

Explore the pivotal theory of continental drift, examining initial skepticism, mid-ocean ridges, and seafloor spreading. Gain an understanding of the geological concepts and the evidence supporting the dynamic nature of Earth's surface.

Analyze the central arguments and evidence presented by Susan B. Anthony regarding women's voting rights. Learners will enhance their skills in analyzing historical texts, understanding key arguments, and critically evaluating evidence.

Learn to create structured essay outlines by mastering drafting techniques and argumentative writing. Acquire skills to analyze prompts, logically organize ideas, and craft body paragraphs with strong supporting evidence.

Analyze Abraham Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address, concentrating on the Civil War's historical context and its moral implications. Develop skills in identifying the author’s central themes and gain insights into persuasive strategies used in historical speeches.