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DIDLS for tone and theme graphic organizer

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-Introduce a topic

-Compose a well-developed thesis statement

-Select appropriate text structures and text features for clarity

-Include formatting, graphics, and multimedia when useful to aid comprehension

-Add relevant facts, definitions, concrete details, quotations, or other information and examples to develop the topic

-Cite information correctly by following the proper format

-Transition between ideas and concepts using appropriate words and phrases

-Select specific vocabulary to inform about or explain the topic

-Consistently use a formal style

-Write a conclusion to bring all ideas to a close

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How to Write a Good Argumentative Essay: Logical Structure

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Please consider this short video on argumentative essay writing. This vignette stresses the minimal requirements needed to formulate a solid argumentative essay. The video discusses strategies for organizing the structure on the page. With the information in this presentation, analyze and label the parts of your last argumentative essay.

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Transitional words and phrases: matching game

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Transitional words and phrases: matching a transitional word or phrase with its category

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Literary Analysis Part 3: Diction/Word Choice

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Analyze Tone & Theme of texts using D.I.D.L.S.

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Analyze Tone & Theme of texts using D.I.D.L.S.

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-Write an essay that explains how the character’s words, thoughts and actions are important to the

development of the plot within each text. Be sure to use supporting details from the texts.

-Write an essay analyzing how the dialogue in each text functions to reveal different aspects of the

characters. Be sure to use supporting details from the texts.

-Write an essay in which you compare/contrast the way the author’s use the first person point of

view to develop their characters. Be sure to use supporting details from the texts.

-Write an essay explaining how the point of view used by each narrator influenced how the events

unfolded within each of the texts. Be sure to use supporting details from the texts.

-Write an essay that compares/contrasts the approach each author used to develop the theme

within the texts.

-Write an essay analyzing how each author used a literary device to develop the characters with each

text. Be sure to use supporting details from the texts. (devices could be figurative language,

imagery, etc.)

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Literary Analysis Task (LAT) Essay Rubric

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Literary Analysis Task (LAT) Essay Rubric

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-Introduce a topic

-Compose a well-developed thesis statement

-Select appropriate text structures and text features for clarity

-Include formatting, graphics, and multimedia when useful to aid comprehension

-Add relevant facts, definitions, concrete details, quotations, or other information and examples to develop the topic

-Cite information correctly by following the proper format

-Transition between ideas and concepts using appropriate words and phrases

-Select specific vocabulary to inform about or explain the topic

-Consistently use a formal style

-Write a conclusion to bring all ideas to a close