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Author
Takisha
Subject
Writing
Difficulty
11th Grade
Teach AP lang students about argumentative writing using C (current event). H (history). O (outside knowledge). R (reading). E (experience). S (science) framework
This resource focuses on using the CHORES framework to enhance argumentative writing skills for AP Language and Composition. It outlines an effective strategy for analyzing and incorporating various forms of evidence—Current Events, History, Outside Knowledge, Reading, Experience, and Science—into argumentative essays. The goal is to help students understand the importance of diverse evidence types to create more persuasive arguments. The document includes learning objectives, examples of evidence from different categories, practice opportunities, and a structured approach to developing argumentative essays. Moreover, students learn to evaluate the effectiveness of evidence and practice drafting their essays with a focus on integrating multiple types of evidence, ensuring their arguments are comprehensive and well-supported.
Tip 1: Start with a Real-World Connection
Tip 2: Break Down CHORES Elements
Tip 3: Emphasize Varied Evidence
Tip 4: Utilize Graphic Organizers
Tip 5: Scaffold the Analysis
Tip 6: Collaborative Learning
Tip 7: Target Engagement Through Personal Experience
Tip 8: Create Bridge Sentences Together
Tip 9: Reflect on Strengths and Areas for Growth
Tip 10: Encourage Draft Refinement