Trick Or Tweet

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Looking to engage students in rhetorical analysis, authentic narrative writing, and critical thinking?  Prepare to fall in love with Trick Or Tweet — a game that utilizes the same mechanics as “two truths and a lie” to prompt close reading and analysis in a fun and innovative way.  Scroll down for more details about the Trick Or Tweet lesson!

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Lesson Description

Trick Or Tweet promises to engage your students in rhetorical analysis, close reading, and critical thinking using a framework that is innovative and fun — but, make no mistake, this is a rigorous lesson!

Students will have the opportunity to work independently, with a partner, or in a small group to identify and analyze tweets of interest before facilitating a discussion of these tweets with the class.  A gamified twist that requires each group to fabricate, analyze, and share a third tweet promises to make this lesson memorable, fun, and awesome.

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Lesson Features

Grades 8 - 12
Focus Rhetorical analysis; close reading; group presentations; discussion

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