Going Digital with Rhetorical Analysis

Now that we know that students will only be responding to a Question 2 prompt on the May 20 AP Lang exam, we have to figure out the best ways to review rhetorical analysis remotely.

I want to highlight all of my rhetorical analysis resources so you know what you have if you already own any of my big bundles.

Resource #1: Rhetorical Analysis for Every Student

You have 27 lesson plans and 37 handouts. All materials are provided in both PDF and Google Slides, so you could cherry pick which handouts you want to send students in Google Classroom.

Resource #2: 5 Rhetorical Analysis Bell Ringers

These five exercises are great for review. All of them are provided in both PDF and Google Slides, so you could send students one exercise at a time.

#3 Rhetorical Analysis Review Pages

These eight pages are a snapshot of strategies, devices, graphic organizers, and even tone. Recently, I added all the tone definitions that correspond with the categorized tone list that was already in the packet. Printed out, these materials could serve as a student's notes during the exam.

#4 Rhetorical Analysis Comprehensive Assessment

This editable PowerPoint is the only part of this resource set that is NOT in a Google app. It is simply a thorough review of RA terminology.

#5: Rhetorical Analysis BUNDLE

If you don't already have my large AP Lang course bundle or the no-lit bundle, this bundle of the four RA resources might be a better fit for you. It includes all four PDFs, three Google Slides units, and one PowerPoint presentation.

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Teachers Pay Teachers is having a sale on April 6 and 7, and all these resources will be 20% off (even the discounted bundle). Use the code FORYOU at checkout for another 5% off.

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Do you need one of my resources to be uploaded to Google Slides? Do you need me to create something specific? Do you need a front-facing video that explains a concept for your students?

I'm all yours through May 20. I'm not creating anything new, just responding to digital requests from you.

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Angie

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