'Thesis claim' diaporamas de présentation

THIS

THIS. IS. Jeopardy. Your. With. Host. Mr. Gonzalez. Jeopardy. Quotes / Commas, etc. Claim Evidence Warrant. Quoting and Citing. Verb agreement/idioms. Pronouns and verbs. More Quoting. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300.

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Freewrite

Freewrite. Make a brief list of your television shows or films that you are familiar with. How diverse are these pop culture products in terms of race, age, culture, religion, sexual orientation, etc?

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W1 a-e; W4; W5; W9a(RL1)

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Organizing Your Argument

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1984 Final Essay

1984 Final Essay . Prompt and Examples. Prompt.

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The Argumentative Essay

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The Synthesis Paper

The Synthesis Paper. Writing the Literature Review. The Synthesis Paper. Part I: The Abstract Part II: The Research Plan Part III: The Literature Review Part IV: The Data Collection (Original Research)

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Creating an Essay OUtline

Creating an Essay OUtline. For help completing an outline, watch this video:. Thesis/claim:.

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Writing Workshop: Day 3

Writing Workshop: Day 3. Literary Analysis Paper: AXES Paragraphs Starting Your Outline. A Guide to AXES Paragraphs. AXES. A ssertion e X ample E xplanation S ignificance. Assertion.

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How to approach the synthesis exam

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How to approach the synthesis exam

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Structuring an Essay or Paragraph

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Argumentative writing

Argumentative writing. Introduction. Hook Introduce Topic/Background/Summary Thesis/Claim. Hook. Quote Question Story Interesting Fact Metaphor or Simile. Hook. Quote

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The Odyssey Argumentative Essay

The Odyssey Argumentative Essay. ES: Demonstrate understanding of concepts. Essay Question Options. 1) Of all the dangers and difficulties confronting Odysseus, which one seems the worst? Tell why you think so and how Odysseus meets the challenge.

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Writing the DBQ: A Seven-Step Process

Writing the DBQ: A Seven-Step Process. Step 1: Read the question, making sure you understand all parts of the question. Step 2: Skim read each document - pull out relevant facts and annotate them - (we will use the scaffolding questions for this first one). Step 5:

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English 10 Honors Day 31

English 10 Honors Day 31. Objective: To evaluate resources and plan EA 2. Argument. The 5 elements of argument are Hook Claim Support (reasons and evidence) Counterclaims (concessions and refutations) Concluding Statement.

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