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My issue. What is your question that you are arguing about?. Review of readings. Bibliography (APA) Reading 1 (one sentence summing it up) Reading 2 (one sentence summing it up) Reading 3 (one sentence summing it up) Reading 4 (one sentence summing it up)

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My issue

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  1. My issue What is your question that you are arguing about?

  2. Review of readings Bibliography (APA) • Reading 1 (one sentence summing it up) • Reading 2 (one sentence summing it up) • Reading 3 (one sentence summing it up) • Reading 4 (one sentence summing it up) • Reading 5 (one sentence summing it up)

  3. Reading 1 • Main idea(s) • Supporting detail 1 • Supporting detail 2 • Supporting detail 3 . . . .

  4. Reading 2 • Main idea(s) • Supporting detail 1 • Supporting detail 2 • Supporting detail 3 . . . .

  5. Reading 3 • Main idea(s) • Supporting detail 1 • Supporting detail 2 • Supporting detail 3 . . . .

  6. Reading 4 • Main idea(s) • Supporting detail 1 • Supporting detail 2 • Supporting detail 3 . . . .

  7. Reading 5 • Main idea(s) • Supporting detail 1 • Supporting detail 2 • Supporting detail 3 . . . .

  8. Summary of readings • Think about: • Locating the text (author, viewpoint, etc.) • Finding any connections between the texts • Were there any examples of stereotypes, appeals to emotion etc.?

  9. My argument • (outline you argument outlining any stereotypes, appeals to emotion, hype, fallacies, etc. etc.)

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