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Tuesday and Wednesday
February 11 and 12, 2014
• I can use proper grammar. –bell ringer
• I can determine the purpose, target
audience, persuasive and propaganda
techniques in a variety of PSA’s.
• I can write a response to an article.
• I can create a Public Service
Announcement using
propaganda/persuasive techniques in
order to learn how to apply those
techniques in my persuasive writing.
Bell Ringer
• Complete numbers 8-10 on your own paper.
Check Yourself
• 8) J – the sentence requires a comma between the
clauses for clarity.
• 9) C – Eliminating everything but “those who” makes
the sentence more concise without changing its
meaning
• 10) J – Information about King Arthur is not relevant
to this passage; the sentence should be omitted.
Today’s Activities….
• Review Aristotle’s Persuasive techniques and
propaganda techniques
• Examine PSA’s and discuss the purpose, target
audience, persuasive and propaganda
technique(s) used
• Form groups
• Read article
• Write letter
• Begin planning process
Aristotle’s Persuasive
Techniques
• Ethos- ethical appeal (based on the character of
the speaker or the writer. Relies on the character,
reputation, or expertise of the writer to give the
argument validity.)
• Pathos-emotional appeal (Uses literary devices such
as imagery, sound devices, figurative language,
connotative diction to appeal to the emotions)
• Logos- logical appeal (research, facts, statistics and
reason)
Propaganda Techniques
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Bandwagon
Misleading Claim
Expert opinion
Testimonial
Emotional appeal (transfer)
Repetition
Rhetorical Question
PSA
• PSA: Public Service Announcement
• Promotes programs, activities, or services of
federal, state, or local governments,
or the programs, activities or services of non-profit
organizations
and other announcements regarded as serving
community interests
• PSA’s can come in the form of video, radio, paper
(any media outlet)
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Examine the PSA ad and evaluate the effectiveness. (Does
the image, slogan, information stick with you? Make you
think?)
Create a T-Chart with 4 columns.
Label the columns: purpose, target audience, propaganda
technique(s) and persuasive technique(s).
Determine the purpose, target audience, propaganda
technique and persuasive technique.
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Remember an ad can use more than one technique!
??? Ever heard of these
slogans???
"This is your brain. This is your brain on drugs. Any
questions?"
"A mind is a terrible thing to waste."
"Friends don't let friends drive drunk."
"You could learn a lot from a dummy."
• These are all widely recognizable slogans from
national Public Service Announcement Campaigns
Famous PSA’s from the
past
• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nl5gBJGnaXs
• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQ_0AwM93j4
Examine the PSA
• Determine the
purpose, target
audience and
technique(s)
Examine the PSA
• Determine the
purpose, target
audience and
technique(s)
Examine the PSA
• Determine the
purpose,
target
audience and
technique(s)
Examine the PSA
• Determine the
purpose, target
audience and
technique(s)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RUYk
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpHlzt
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOw6T
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Examine PSA
• http://www.dhs.gov/files/reportincidents/seesomething-say-something-public-serviceannouncements.shtm#1
• Determine the purpose, target audience and
technique(s).
• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0LCmStIw9E
• Determine the purpose, target audience and
technique(s).
Possible PSA Topics
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Safe Driving (i.e. texting, drinking, distracted, etc)
Performance Drugs Among High School Athletes
Bullying
Teen Peer Pressure (Say Yes, Say No)
Group Project
Explanation
• You will be placed in groups according to your
topic of interest.
• Each member will be responsible for working on
your group’s PSA!
• Read the article about your topic.
• Write a letter
• Your group will research on Thursday and will create
your PSA in power point format and will present to
the class.
• Remember it is best to incorporate all 3 of Aristotle's persuasive
techniques: ethos, logos, pathos
A Look Back
• Look at a couple of student PSAs from the past.
Article and Letter
Read the article.
Take notes about your article.
What do agree with?
What do disagree with?
Write a letter to the author discussing three things
that you agree or disagree with about their article.
You must have commentary to back up your
claims.
• If your article is short, you need to read two.
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Explanation of how work
will
be
completed
• Each member will be responsible for working on this
project!
1. Determine PSA:
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o Purpose -(increase awareness, public to take action, etc.)
o Target Audience-(K-12 students, high school students, middle-high school
students, general public, etc.)
o Techniques/Appeals you want to include- (Ethos, Logos, Pathos, Emotional
appeal, Testimonial, Bandwagon, etc.)
Begin Research
o All members will research their group’s chosen topic.
Plan your PSA
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Decide what research and graphics you want to include.
Create PSA
o Once you have completed the graphic organizer, create your PSA using Power
Point. You may add pictures, charts, video, music, etc.
o After your PSA is complete, using the same method as you did to complete
your storyboard, your group should come up with a justification about your
PSA. The justification should be a paragraph about why the content of your
PSA is important, how is it relevant, and how you used the persuasive appeals.