Argumentative Essay Guidelines Purpose Real world and career connection: We can see argumentation in our everyday lives. In addition to essays, advertisements, brochures, slogans, speeches and presentations, and even posters can be argumentative. This assignment will help you improve your critical thinking skills, recognize fault in other people's arguments, and present stronger arguments. College and larger concept performance: Performance in reading and writing is one of the best indicators for your college success. You will practice the writing literacy that is essential for most of your college courses such as history, arts and others. The project will especially prepare you for English 1102, which requires more research work. Course outcomes: This essay will meet several course outcomes: (1) To create, organize, and fully develop original ideas, subjects, and thesis statements in oral and written arguments using print and electronic media; (2) To engage individually and collaboratively in the writing process including prewriting, writing, editing, assessing, and revising; and (3) To become acquainted with research and documentation techniques.

Instructions: Submit a 1-page (250 word) paper in response to this prompt. 1 Peter 3:18-22 compares baptism to the flood. What parallels do you see between baptism and the flood?

Spanish 160C Essay #1Prompt: 1- Choose one image from the first encounter of the Aztec Emperor Moctezuma and Hernan Cortes and one from Hernan Cortes and La Malinche and analyze them in terms of their symbolic representation. (What do you think the symbolic message is?) 2- Use the specific definitions of Culture (R. Murphy and L. White), sign (F. de Saussure) and symbol (J. Lacan) taught in class as your theoretical parameter.

Context: Review reports and literature to confirm alcohol consumption among young people and its impacts (up to 300 words; 5 references, ok to use graphs/table to show trends; 5mks)

Technical Research Report Create an approximately 2500-word research report on a technical topic of interest to you. You'll be looking up information that others have researched.

Chicano Park Murals Essay In at least 4 full pages, double-spaced, 12pt font, write an essay that: 1. Written in formal academic style, with thesis statement in the introductory paragraph, body paragraphs that show engagement with the readings, and a concluding paragraph. Consult the Writing Guidelines and the Rubric I use to grade in the syllabus for more information. 2. Engage one of the murals in Chicano Park. Please include a photo of the mural you chose. You do not have to describe it in detail, but describe what drew you to this particular work: think about the symbols or the figures depicted; you may want to do a little research on them. For example, a mural of Che Guevara, the revolutionary behind the Cuban Revolution, reads: "Let me say, at the risk of seeming ridiculous, that the true revolutionary is guided by great feelings of love"--you would want to consider the meaning behind this and why Che is featured in the Park. You can include whatever reflective elements that you wish to share; thinking about your own state of mind, your own context, is important when considering the art that matters to you. 3. Write about why mural art is valuable to Conscientization, the critical awareness of injustice necessary for empowerment. Use the O'Connell and Empereur essays, but other readings on the nature of catastrophic suffering or on the value of art are useful too. Find some quotes that help you organize your ideas; use direct quotes and discuss what the author is arguing. 4. When using direct quotes or ideas from an author, you must cite the author's work with the page number or the web address if using a website, such as https://chicano-park.com/cpscwhatisthe.html

Part 2. After reading the 10-page article, "Feral and Isolated Children," answer the following questions: 1. According to the article, what are some benefits of studying feral children? Use a quote to help you answer this question (and use the page numbering in the article for your citation). 2. What organizational technique(s) does this article use? 3. Briefly compare the writing style (such as word choice, sentence length, type of content, level of formality, etc.) of this academic journal article with that of the previous article, "Peter, the Wild Boy." Which article did you prefer? Why? 4. Of the three traits that Carlos Linneaus says characterizes "classical" feral children, which one trait do you think would be most difficult to integrate into today's society, and why? Use a quote from the article to help with this answer. 5. Of the four groups of feral children that the article discusses, which group, according to the article, seems to most easily adapt to integrating back into society? Why? Use a quote from the article to help your ideas. 6. If you had to be raised by a type of animal, what would you choose, and where on Earth would you prefer to be "raised"? Why?

After reading the textbook readings for the module, write a rhetorical analysis of the reading selection provided for this discussion: Kurt Vonnegut's letter to the Chairman of the Drake School: See Read: Kurt Vonnegut Jr., A Letter to the Chairman of the Drake School Board in the Learn section for link Your thread must reflect an understanding of the rhetorical argument considering the following: Rhetorical Rhombus (purpose, audience, subject, writer/speaker) Aristotelian Appeals (ethos, pathos, logos) Cite your source and format your citations according to your documentation style (APA, MLA, or Turabian). The student will complete 2 Discussions in this course. The student will post one thread of at least 250 words. students must support their assertions with at least 3 citations in the documentation style of their major course of study (APA, MLA, or Turabian format). Each reply must incorporate at least 2 citations in the same format as the original thread. Acceptable sources include the prompt source and the Bible.

Use your outline and temple from Plan for Summary Response Essay to create a summary response essay (Assignment #2: Summary-Response (3 pages). Before we turn in the final draft, this essay will be peer-reviewed and reviewed by me, the instructor. Be sure to write an essay that you don't mind if others read, and write the kind of essay you would want to read. Remember that you are writing a one-paragraph summary of the essay ("they say") for your introduction, followed by your response to the arguments made by the author ("I say"). You should construct your own argument in response to one particular author, so you don't need to do any outside research. When you use quotes, make sure you "sandwich" them, as described in Read_and Watch: Paraphrasing. Summarizing, and Quoting a Source (or sources). Article Choices: any reading mentioned in this class, theysayisayblog E, a pre-approved opinion article from my Twitter, a pre-approved article choice of your own, or one reading from the 1612 Project.

Fall 2022 Research Essay Instructions Getting Started & the Requirements of the Essay You will find, evaluate, and share sources with your classmates. Ultimately, you will write a persuasive argument that takes a position on the issue you researched. In the argument, you are required to cite relevant evidence from the sources you found, paying careful attention to establishing credibility and using rhetorical appeals as appropriate. Use the LATTC library resources, the internet, and other tools to research what people are currently saying about that topic. You should use at least five sources to support your claim, two of which should be scholarly peer-reviewed articles (this will be explained). Sources can include books, magazines, newspapers, interviews, documentaries or other types of informational videos (like TED talks), and podcasts. If you use a visual media source, please only use one. Typically, using a variety of sources is the most effective method of supporting your claims. If you are having trouble choosing or understanding articles, finding/evaluating sources, or drafting/revising your paper at any stage, please arrange to meet with me during office hours.

Part I: Research Methods Using the templates to create a mixed methods research designs-to examine critical issues related to literacy. The template consists of formulating specific research questions that align with sophisticated methods of data collection and analysis, specifying the explicit design, identifying the approaches to ensure high rates of reliability and validity, and forecasting potential implications of the research. Please include appropriate citations using APA 7 formatting. There is no specific page limit for this assignment. You must use the provided templates. Need to check the work and edit it where requires

Write an argumentative essay that answers and addresses the Essay Writing Assignment (provided after you click "Take the Quiz") as fully as possible. Make sure your essay includes an introduction (with a clear and specific thesis at the end), 3 main ideas in the body, and a conclusion. Use MLA format and use 3rd person objective (Do not use "I") point of view. Also, use Times New Roman 12 pt. font and double space. Overview: In "The Singer Solution to World Poverty," Peter Singer presents several specific and practical ways we could help eradicate (or at least mitigate) the problem of world poverty. Singer relies primarily on hypothetical situations to present his argument that we all could be giving much more than we currently do. Writing Assignment: Write an argumentative essay in which you discuss the efficacy (or lack thereof) of Singer's over-arching premise that Americans need to donate much more to charitable causes such as UNICEF. In doing so, you should consider the following questions: Do you find Singer's hypothetical examples convincing? Can you refute his hypothetical situations (Dora's and Bob's)? Are the phone numbers Singer provides for his readers as well as Singer's estimates on how much money households should donate yearly an effective strategy?