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Writing & Rhetoric Book 5: Refutation & Confirmation Revised Edition Streaming Audio Files (Digital Access)

SKU
000595
ISBN
9781600517006
Grade 5-8
In Stock
Our Price
$9.95
Digital item. Non-Returnable if activated.
  • Audio version of stories used in Book 5; not a full curriculum
  • Supplemental product for Refutation & Confirmation
  • Provides audio examples of this composing methodology
Description

Updated to align with the Revised Edition, these optional audio files feature Dr. Christopher Perrin and his wife, Christine, reading the fables, myths, historical narratives, and other source material used in each chapter. These digital files will add a dynamic engagement to your lesson and will also help auditory learners enhance their understanding of the material. After your order processes, the access code and instructions will be emailed from Rainbow Resource Center. ~ Ruth

Publisher's Description of Writing & Rhetoric Book 5: Refutation & Confirmation Revised Edition Streaming Audio Files (Digital Access)

Customer will receive an email with access code and instructions to redeem on the Classical Academic Press website.

The Refutation & Confirmation Audio Files accompany Writing & Rhetoric Book 5: Refutation & Confirmation. These audio files allow students to engage their sense of hearing and their listening intelligence as Dr. Christopher Perrin, along with the Writing and Rhetoric series editor, Christine Perrin, deliver the readings aloud in a thoughtful manner.

This product is offered as a ZIP file containing several MP3 files. MP3 files can be used with most popular music players, such as iTunes.



This 12-lesson study utilizes fables, historical narratives, and legends from various cultures to teach the Refutation/Confirmation stage of the Progymnasmata. Continuing to build on previous skills of narrative, descriptive and persuasive writing, this one-semester course from Classical Academic Press moves toward persuasive writing, in written and oral forms.