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Argument Project

ELA Seminar 2013. YES!. Argument Project. Argument Project Overview. Quick Intro. Take a look at the following video about argument. Click on the box below to play a game about argument. Intro Video. Argument Game. Final Presentation of Material.

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Argument Project

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  1. ELA Seminar 2013 YES! Argument Project

  2. Argument Project Overview

  3. Quick Intro • Take a look at the following video about argument. • Click on the box below to play a game about argument Intro Video Argument Game

  4. Final Presentation of Material • You will create a Glog to demonstrate your understanding of constructing an effective argument (If you click on Glog above and go the the Glogpedia, you can see examples of Glogs!) Click here to see rubric

  5. Table of Contents Step 1: Choosing a Topic Step 2: Organizing Ideas Step 3: Create a Glog

  6. Step 1: Choosing a Topic • 1. Visit the resources to the right. • 2. Read through the topics and debates listed • 3. Choose a topic you are interested in. • 4. Go to Thesis Builder and enter your information. Write your thesis on a sheet of paper and submit it to your teacher. • Technology Debates • Science Debates • New York Times Student Opinions • Essay topics Return to Table of Contents Instructions Resources

  7. Step 2: Organizing Ideas • 1. Complete a Google search of your topic. • 2. Find three ideas to support your topic from official sources. • 3. Find one reason why someone might disagree with your topic. • 4. Complete a diagram like the one under Resources. Sample Diagram Instructions Resources

  8. Return to Table of Contents **Use Inspiration, Google Drive Drawing Tool, or Power Point Slide with SmartArt graphic

  9. Step 3: Create a Glog • Ask your teacher for your Glog account information. • Watch a tutorial on creating a Glog. • Log in and begin to create your Glog! • Use the video tutorials on Glogster if your need help with the program. • Ask your teacher for help when needed. • Save Glog as you are working. What should be in my Glog?

  10. Include in your Glog: A creative title Your thesis A screenshot of your diagram A video about your topic 2-3 pictures to support your argument Return to Table of Contents

  11. 20 Points ASM Go to Table of Contents

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