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3 July 2026

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Master the art of persuasion with this fully interactive, high-engagement lesson introduction to Aristotle’s Rhetorical Triangle!

Designed to take the complexity out of rhetorical devices, this complete lesson pack uses modern, relatable examples to help students confidently identify and apply Ethos, Pathos, and Logos. Perfect for English Language, Media Studies, or Public Speaking classes.

What’s Included?
Fully Editable Presentation: A visually engaging slide deck titled “Ethos, Pathos, and Logos.pptx” that guides students step-by-step through the lesson.

Interactive Starter Activity: A 5-minute paired task where students pitch “useless” novelty items (like waterproof teabags or solar-powered torches) to spark immediate engagement.

Real-World Media Analysis: Built-in discussion prompts analyzing modern video adverts (including Coca-Cola and charity campaigns) to contrast emotional pull (Pathos) with logic and trust.

Collaborative Main Project: A team-based “Teen App Pitch” activity where students design a pitch for a custom app using strict peer-assessed success criteria.

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