Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!Being able to respond clearly and rationally to others is a crucial skill in all communication. After all, we are not here to necessarily resolve an
issue, but rather to join in the conversation and offer a new viewpoint. This doesn’t mean an alternative view is 100% right or wrong, but rather
just another contribution to the conversation. In this assignment, I want you to practice listening to other voices (whether you agree with them or
not) and connecting with their point of view to enrich your own understanding of a topic.
Assignment Instructions
Choose three images or videos that each represent a separate rhetorical appeal (as in one image for logos, one for pathos, and one for ethos) and
that is relevant to your topic for the Proposal Essay. Maybe images/videos you could use in your essay
In a Google Doc, include the following:
Add the images or a hyperlinks to the videos (include the title of the video and turn it into a hyperlink).
Explain how the image/video represents the rhetorical appeal (Example: If the image is supposed lp represent logos, explain why it represents
logos).
Explain why you chose the image (Okay, yes, the image represents logos.… but why would you use it for your argument? What does it offer your
audience?)
Need a refresher on rhetorical appeals? Watch the video below from our readings!