In one word, what is an argumentative essay?
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Curipod generated lesson: "Argumentative Essays". #5-7
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In one word, what is an argumentative essay?
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An argumentative essay is a type of writing that presents an opinion and provides solid evidence to support it. The goal is to convince the reader that the opinion is valid and should be accepted. Argumentative essays involve critical thinking, research, and evidence-based reasoning.
Argumentative Essays: What You Need to Know
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opinion: A belief or conclusion held with confidence but not substantiated by positive knowledge or proof. valid: Having legal force or effectiveness. evidence-based reasoning: A process of drawing conclusions from evidence that is logically sound.
Concepts:
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What is the most important skill to be successful when writing an argumentative essay?
- Research skills
- Writing skills
- Analytical skills
- Critical Thinking Skills
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The word 'argumentative' comes from the Latin word 'arguō', which means 'to make clear or prove.' The structure of argumentative essays follows a five-paragraph format, with an introduction, three body paragraphs, and a conclusion. Argumentative essays are sometimes called 'position papers' because of their justification of the side of an issue.
Fun facts:
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Draw / write: What are some of the key elements of an argumentative essay?
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Draw / write: What makes an argumentative essay effective for its readers?
8. Open question
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What strategies can you use to strengthen the argument in an argumentative essay?
9. Open question
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How can you ensure that your argumentative essay is persuasive and well-reasoned?
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