“i hate politi-“ just admit you’re afraid to talk about human rights that shouldn’t be fucking debatable in the first place bc you don’t want to accidentally expose yourself in a tireless effort of ‘staying neutral’ which directly translates to siding with the oppressor
Today was discussed what goes into an argument prompt and what we should include that will go into our thesis and ultimately the rest of our essay @MizMarks#marksaplang
Today was helpful as we looked at students responses for the Rego tropical situation. It was nice to see what students wrote and have all of the parts of the rhetorical situation they included highlighted so it was clear to me. @MizMarks#marksaplang
Today was helpful learning about how to analyze Adams’ words and dive into a deeper meaning about why she used the metaphors or strategies that she did and what it means for her audience @MizMarks#marksaplang
@MizMarks The way that she explained it made it more clear for me, as she listed what type of analysis we should include and gave specific examples and underlined what was important
In today’s video we discussed the importance of commentary and the certain elements we need to discuss when talking about a quotation for a good and direct analysis that covers everything you need for a good score @MizMarks#marksaplang
In today’s lesson we focused on specific parts of the passage we read yesterday and discussed the writer reasoning, why she would write it for the audience, and the purpose of why the writer said what they did. @MizMarks#marksaplang
https://t.co/Z1bUqGKYAc
This Ted Talk was given by Kristie Overstreet, a Clinical sexologist and psychotherapist, discusses experiences with transgender people in regards to medicine and doctors visits and how it's important for doctors to be aware of gender identity and to be-
gender identity is how you feel, rather than just your biological sex. Overstreet gives a calm and informative tone all throughout her ted talk. #marksaplang@MizMarks
el as safe to go out in public or to the doctor in fear of being disrespected. Overstreet uses personal anecdotes, being a doctor and having dealt with trans and non comforting patients, as well as appealing to the audiences emotions to help them understand, and logic, that-