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Rhetorical Situation: Exigency & Context Self-Reflection (SUMMATIVE)

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AP English Langauge & Composition self-reflection using two rhetorical situation assessments.

Directions: Complete all self-reflection directions and questions thoughtfully and thoroughly to indicate your true learning of what makes up the rhetorical situation of a text.

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EXIGENCE & the RHETOR

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What is the COLLEGE BOARD's definition of "exigency"?

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What is the COLLEGE BOARD's definition of "context"?

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What is the definition of "occasion"?

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  1. Create a visual that makes sense out of the differences and similarities between exigence and context.

  2. Write a caption of no more than 20 words that explains how your visual is a self-reflection of your current understanding/knowledge.

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Does anything still confuse you about what exigence and context are?

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If you answered yes or a little bit to the previous question, please articulate what's confusing you, to the best of your ability, so I can help you.

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Did you miss any INFORMATION in your "exigence or context" answers for the two assessments and the practice assessment (not points, but important details that could've or should've been included)?

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Self-reflection of "exigence" and "context":

  • Self-reflect on the comments I gave you for "exigence" and "context" and/or if you didn't earn full credit for any of the exigency and context answers. Explain why your answer(s) were not 100% accurate (even if you didn't get points deducted).

GOAL: show that you undertand now why the correct answer is correct and why you now need to be more accurate moving forward

  • If I didn't give you additional feedback regarding the rhetor and/or you earned full credit, describe how you knew that you were correct or were able to understand the idea of a rhetor.