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Khalid’s hit song, “Young, Dumb & Broke” presents what seems to be a relatively straightforward message — but when considered through multiple rhetorical frames (…who, exactly, is the speaker — and who, exactly, is he speaking to… and what, exactly, is he trying to accomplish… and is it a coincidence that this “argument” is being posed just in time for graduation season?), we find a complex text to unpack and analyze! Use “Young, Dumb & Broke” to teach the rhetorical triangle, close reading, and rhetorical analysis!
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Our Romeo & Juliet unit is available for purchase at a discounted rate as part of our YA / Middle School Literature Bundle. This unit condenses dozens of hours of work into a simple, premium-quality lesson plan bundle.
All lessons are provided in both PDF and 100% editable Word Doc format, and include any pertinent handouts. Lesson plans are delivered digitally and immediately via email. Save yourself countless hours and worlds of energy while bringing the best in argument instruction to your students!
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By popular demand, we’ve prepared a video analysis and corresponding lesson plans that meet the needs of a younger audience. Nick Jonas’s lyrics and corresponding music video for hit song “Jealous” provide substantial opportunities for rhetorical analysis without the “mature content” associated with other pop songs.
You can access the video analysis itself below. Our corresponding lesson plans focus on close reading and rhetorical analysis, and include all pertinent handouts, discussion questions, and opportunities for differentiation. A jigsaw component (including four various handouts for small group analysis of visual rhetoric) is also included.
In short, your students will be swooning over rhetorical analysis.
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“The Item Shop” is a gamified classroom management framework that enables teachers to incentivize any positive behaviors in their classroom, and to minimize unwanted behaviors. The framework is very simple, can be implemented instantly, and has proven highly effective with students of all ages. (“The Item Shop” was developed for use with college students, but proves equally as effective with elementary, middle, and high school students. Gamification, it turns out, is a universal motivator!)
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