Interested in exchanging and discussing ideas in a respectful
and constructive forum? Feel free to check out The Writer's Block, a place of open communication of class related topics and
information.
The Writer's Block...
Mrs. Harston's contact information:
678-488-3207
kharston@brenau.edu
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Thank you for
visiting Mrs. Harston's persuasive writing page. Here students will find many useful tools to help supplement the material
covered in class.Parents will find information on ways to help their children with the writing process and teachers can utilize
my links for ideas to use with their own students.
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Teacher Biography:
I earned a Bachelor of Science degree
in Psychology with a minor in Gender Studies from Brenau University in 1999. I then began working as a loan officer and manager
for many years before taking a job as a teacher at Huntington Learning Center. This position ignited a love of teaching and
inspired me to return to school to earn my Master of Arts degree in Middle Grades Education. I look forward to a long and
rewarding career as an educator!
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Persuasion in action
President John F. Kennedy was able to inspire a nation with
his Inaugural Address on January 20, 1961. His speech persuaded citizens to put aside personal desires and selfishness for
the good of the entire country.
Click here to read a copy of Kennedy's Inaugural Address
Each week I will feature a different individual who changed the course of history, for good or ill, through the use of persuasive
speech and/or writing.
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