Andrea hogan Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

thesis statement, subtopic break down, sources, and evaluations

Use the Persuasive Essay Outline on the next page to outline your persuasive essay by completing the following: 1) Use the feedback you received from your instructor to revise your thesis statement. a) Write your thesis as a complete sentence (as you would in your essay) in the “Thesis Sentence” section under the Introductory Paragraph heading in the outline below. 2) Create a topic sentence for each of the three paragraphs that comprise the body of your essay. a) Record the topic sente...

Using the Logical Fallacies Media piece (located in “Topic 3 Study Materials” tab) create flash cards to help you study for the fallacy quiz in Topic 4. To do so, fill in a definition and an example on each fallacy card below. After you have submitted this completed document to your instructor for a grade, you can print it out, cut out each fallacy card, and fold them in half to study with. Reference for Logical Fallacies Media Piece: Grand Canyon University (2012). Logical Fallacies. Retr...

final draft for persuasive essay. Excerpt from the paper "Money is constantly being poured into this system. Unfortunately, our inability to acknowledge and fix these problems simply turns this resource into a money hole, and an abusive, psychological experiment. If we refuse to address our shortcomings, we are wasting people’s time and taxpayers' money. Change is an action, not a thought."

a) How do individuals acquire and develop language? b) How do you personally communicate your thoughts and how did you learn to do so? c) Based on your own experiences, what are some symbols (e.g., letters of the alphabet) people use to communicate? d) Explain how you think these symbols are related to critical thinking? The assignment will be graded according to the following criteria: a) Clarity: The intent of the writer is clear. b) Logic: The answer makes sense. c) Answers ques...

5 paragraphs, 3 sources, good starting point