Annotate your draft. Mark and answer the following. Submit with Draft tonight by midnight with Self-Critique
1. Highlight the place in the draft where you feel you have captured the thesis of your argument. Using the comment function, label it SOLUTION or RESOLUTION or THESIS.
2. Mark 2-3 places in the draft where your research shows up. In the comment field, explain how something in your research informed your rhetoric. Specify which source if possible.
3. Mark a place in the draft where you are clearly addressing the values and/or best arguments of the other side.
4. Label places where you have incorporated Aristotelian appeals (LOGOS/PATHOS/ETHOS). Explain in the comments how and why you have chosen to incorporate them the way that you have.
5. Answer the following in writing at the bottom of your draft:
a. How are you attempting to establish common ground with your audience?
b. How have you appealed to your audience’s values/beliefs/emotions?
c. Comment on how the form, beauty, or force of your project impacts the rhetoric. How does your genre allow you to achieve your goals?