Recovering A Lost Tool of Rhetoric Stasis Theory’s Essential Role in Rhetoric (Part I)
Andrew Selby discusses the history of stasis theory and how to teach it in modern classrooms.
Tag: Rhetoric
Recovering a Lost Tool of Rhetoric: Stasis Theory in the Writing Classroom (Part II)
Shea Ramquist discusses the use of stasis theory in persuasive writing.
Rhetoric at Your School: Centerpiece or Add-On?
Andrew Smith discusses the place of rhetoric in Classical Schools.
Studying Rhetoric for College Success: How the Study of Classical Rhetoric Can Prepare Students to Excel in Higher Education
Joelle Hodge discusses how the study of rhetoric can prepare students for higher education.
Whence Rhetoric for The Good Life?
Joshua Butcher argues that since the practice of rhetoric is inseparable from questions of Truth, Justice, and “the Good” in the polis, any educational program of rhetoric in which these matters aren’t pervasive throughout undermines the classical foundations of the art.
Recovering the Humanity of Rhetoric
Matt Bianco discusses rhetoric as the act of bringing two minds into harmony; it is the act of harmonizing a community.
An Introduction to Rhetoric: 34 Terms You Should Know
Alyssan Barnes teaches the essential concepts covered in a rhetoric course.
The Place and Importance of Historical Theology in a Rhetoric-Stage Curriculum
Steven Mittwede discusses the importance of Historical Theology in the Rhetoric stage.
Why Rhetoric is Not a Subject, Why Every Subject Needs Rhetoric, and How to Teach It
Andrew Kern discusses the importance of rhetoric in every subject.
Using Argument Maps to Develop Argumentation Skills
Bryce Carlisle gives a brief overview of the history and key ideas behind argument mapping, and will be practically oriented to equip teachers with a useful tool for helping their high school—aged students develop critical thinking and argumentation skills.