assignment

Unit 6: Logic Self-reflection

Based on our in-class discussion of logic, reflect on how you try to make your own writing seem logical. 

Be sure to include evidence to support your claims. For example, if you find that you often use a particular appeal to logic, be sure to provide an example from your previous writing.

Rhetorical Situation

Audience: Your professor

Writer: You

Issue: Your ability to write logically

Requirements

Max Length: 2 double-spaced pages (not including cover page)

Grading Criteria: See rubric

Citations and Format: APA

Unit 7: Emotion Self-reflection

Based on our in-class discussion of emotion, reflect on how you appeal to these qualities in your own writing. 

Be sure to include evidence to support your claims. For example, if you find that you often use a particular appeal to emotion (e.g. concrete examples, connotative diction, etc.), be sure to provide an example from your previous writing.

Rhetorical Situation

Audience: Your professor

Writer: You

Issue: Your ability to make your audience care

Requirements

Max Length: 2 double-spaced pages (not including cover page)

Grading Criteria: See rubric

Citations and Format: APA