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The Common Core and Argument Writing why do we have to revisit this? TO GAIN more KNOWLEDGE

The Common Core and Argument Writing why do we have to revisit this? TO GAIN more KNOWLEDGE. Today is Thursday March 27, 2014. Persuasion vs. Argument. Argument. Common Core: What is Argument?. Let’s Explore: Argument vs. Persuasion to better identify differences.

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The Common Core and Argument Writing why do we have to revisit this? TO GAIN more KNOWLEDGE

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  1. The Common Core and Argument Writing why do we have to revisit this? TO GAIN more KNOWLEDGE

  2. Today is Thursday March 27, 2014

  3. Persuasion vs. Argument

  4. Argument

  5. Common Core: What is Argument?

  6. Let’s Explore: Argument vs. Persuasion to better identify differences

  7. Is it argument or persuasion?

  8. Is it argument or persuasion?

  9. Is it argument or persuasion?

  10. Is it argument or persuasion?

  11. Is it argument or persuasion?

  12. Is it argument or persuasion?

  13. Is it argument or persuasion?

  14. Elements of Argument

  15. Arguing Both Sides

  16. Building a Topic Bank

  17. Choosing an arguable issue

  18. Narrowing a topic

  19. What about your class/grade?

  20. Common Core: What is Argument?

  21. Creating an argument

  22. Four corners

  23. Point of View Annotation

  24. What is courage?

  25. Defining Courage

  26. Locavore Movement

  27. V-chart as pre-write

  28. “To Locavore or Not?”

  29. Drawing as prewriting

  30. Scaffolding instruction

  31. Scaffolding instruction

  32. Developing Curriculum Statements

  33. General qualities of effective writing

  34. The structures and language of argument

  35. Connecting ideas effectively

  36. Ways to make connections

  37. Example

  38. Transitions

  39. Pointing words

  40. Repetition of key words or phrases

  41. Synonyms and pronouns

  42. Idea hooks

  43. In combination

  44. Using others’ ideas appropriately

  45. Quoting

  46. Summarizing

  47. Paraphrasing

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