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Warm-up #5. Give a thesis and two clear arguments for the question: What elective class should be added to Roy High School? Thesis: Argument 1: Argument 2:. 4 Step Refutation. ____ Says_______________________________ But he/she is wrong:_____________________
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Warm-up #5 • Give a thesis and two clear arguments for the question: • What elective class should be added to Roy High School? • Thesis: • Argument 1: • Argument 2:
4 Step Refutation ____ Says_______________________________ But he/she is wrong:_____________________ Because:________________________________ Therefore: ______________________________ _______________________________________
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Outline • Pick one of these three questions • Should schools have a four day school week? • Should the government pay students for doing well on certain tests? • Should there be a limit on how much homework a teacher can give • Write a thesis, four logical arguments, identify the opposing view, and form a argument against it. • Use this format on next slide
Thesis: • Argument 1: • Opposing View: • Refutation: • Argument 2: • Opposing View: • Refutation: • Argument 3: • Opposing View: • Refutation: • Argument 4: • Opposing View: • Refutation:
Thesis: There should be an limit on how much homework a teacher can give during a class. • Argument 1: Limiting homework saves students and teachers time. • Opposing View: Teachers lose some of the control over their own class. • Refutation: However, giving some control will make the teacher more available for help instead of so much grading and assigning. • Argument 2: Limiting homework allows students more time for extracurricular activities. • Opposing View: School should be more important than extracurricular activities. • Refutation: Students who participate wouldn’t fall so behind due to less homework. • Argument 3: Limiting homework helps students become healthier due to less stress. • Opposing View: Less homework means less responsibility for their work. • Refutation: They wouldn’t lose all their homework, so they still must be responsible for the stuff they still need to do. • Argument 4: Limiting homework doesn’t take away the education students are receiving. • Opposing View: Homework allows students to have more practice with the information they are being taught. • Refutation: Doing a lot of homework doesn’t necessarily proved you have learned the material, just that you completed the assignment.