'Main claim' diaporamas de présentation

Presenting a Failure Analysis

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RWS 100 and the lower division writing program

RWS 100 and the lower division writing program.

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Or The Yellow Brick Road to Comprehension and Critical Thinking?

Patterns of Organization. Or The Yellow Brick Road to Comprehension and Critical Thinking?. Patterns of Organization, Text Structure, Rhetorical Modes, Oh, My!. Compare/contrast Cause/effect Process Problem/solution Narrative. Argument Classification / division Example Descriptive.

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Lincoln Douglas Debate

Lincoln Douglas Debate. Unlocking the Doors to Persuasion. Part One: An Overview. The Resolution is based in a VALUE conflict (ex. Whether the Individual is more valuable than the Society, or whether something is Just) The Resolution is determined by the National Forensic League (NFL)

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Diagramming Arguments

Diagramming Arguments. Congruent and Linked Arguments. An Argument. An argument = a set of statements connected by a special relationship of justification; the statements provide evidence for the main claim. Independent Premises.

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Summarizing, Quoting, Paraphrasing and Analyzing

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The Definition Essay

The Definition Essay. Defining the Anglo Saxon Hero. The Complete Prompt.

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CPE Reading Strategies

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Rationalism

Rationalism . Check for Understanding. 1. . What is Cotton Mather best known for? . 2. True or False: Rationalists believe that people can progress towards a more perfect existence. . 3. What is parallelism? . 4.

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Review

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Week Thirteen

Week Thirteen. Peer Revision. Lesson Objectives. Discuss group work from teacher and student perspectives Sample Questions for Peer Reviews Create a Peer Revision Plan. Group Work. Students. teachers. What constitutes effective group learning? What problems arise with group work?

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Research Paper

Research Paper. Arguments Premises Fallacies Take Notes!. Most academic writing tasks require you to make an argument: to present reasons for a particular claim or interpretation you are putting forward. Learning to make the best arguments you can is an ongoing process

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How do I write a paragraph?

How do I write a paragraph?. Taking your outline and developing full, well-written paragraphs. . Rule #1 for your Paragraph. The first sentence of your paragraph must be a sub-claim that supports the main claim for your paper.

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PLEA Paragraph

PLEA Paragraph. Point. The point of your paragraph is your main claim. It is usually the answer to the question or prompt. Link. The link is background information that connects your point and evidence. Evidence.

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English B1A

English B1A. Warrants. Argument. warrants. Claim. Reason. Evidence. Counterargument. Warrants. Warrants connect your claim to your reason.

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Warm up 11/1

Warm up 11/1.

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Thursday, November 8 th

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Frogs vs toads

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