'What opponent' diaporamas de présentation

Deep Thought

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An enduring logic of conflict in world politics?

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Using Graph Theory to Outsmart Opponents

Using Graph Theory to Outsmart Opponents. Ken DelSanto May 6 th 2011 Graph Theory Conference Dr. A. Beecher Ramapo College of New Jersey. Overview. Chess. 2. Risk. Map/Board Territories Cut-Sets. Knight Bishop/Rook King/Queen. Chess. Definitions.

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Studying with SQ3R

Studying with SQ3R. Study Skills Activity. Homework vs. studying. HOMEWORK is for practice HOMEWORK helps you review what was taught in class in a practical way HOMEWORK helps you develop questions to ask the teacher for the next days class; however, HOMEWORK ? STUDYING.

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Notes on Persuasive Text

Notes on Persuasive Text. Persuasive Text. Needs a Controlling Idea Must take a side/position FOR or AGAINST an issue Needs a counter argument The goal is to convince the reader to agree, believe, or do something . Examples of controlling i deas.

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Counterarguments and Rebuttals

Counterarguments and Rebuttals. Counterarguments. A statement (or, in this case, questioning) that addresses the other side of an argument. Counterarguments acknowledge that there IS another side to an argument, but that it is a weaker side.

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