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Mastering Persuasive Essays: A Step-by-Step Guide to Effective Argumentation

This guide simplifies the process of writing persuasive essays by breaking it down into manageable steps. You'll learn how to craft an engaging introduction that sets the tone and clearly outlines your main idea. The body of the essay includes ways to inform, compare, and present balanced opinions on topics of your choice. With practical tips for organizing your thoughts, using evidence, and addressing counterarguments, this resource empowers you to articulate your views convincingly. Finally, discover how to effectively conclude your essay, reinforcing key points for maximum impact.

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Mastering Persuasive Essays: A Step-by-Step Guide to Effective Argumentation

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  1. MAKE ME! Persuasive Essays Made Easy.

  2. Persuasion Is: • Not confrontational. • Informative. • Your opinion. • Thought out. • Organized. • Comparative. • Most of all, balanced.

  3. Paper Format:

  4. Introduction: • Should let readers know what to expect. • Introduce main topic. • Introduce intention. • Highlight the main idea.

  5. Topics A and B: • Give additional information. • Give your reasons. • Compare. • Convince. • Clearly state your opinion. • Inform.

  6. Conclusion: • Restate the main points. • Tie it all up.

  7. My Graphic Organizer

  8. My Example: Why you should Listen to Jeff loomis. By Mr. Gardner

  9. Possible Topics: • Favorite sport • Favorite team • Favorite music • Video game • Candy bar • Soda • Movie • Book series • Holiday • Car • School subject • Why we shouldn’t have school • Why we should • All day recess • Why should 5th graders get drivers’ licenses? • Your own

  10. Your Schedule: • Monday- determine your topic • Tuesday- complete graphic organizer and begin writing • Wednesday- complete writing • Thursday- edit • Friday- publish

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