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You will submit a rough draft of an introductory paragraph to be workshopped (same day as this due date). Along with your peers' oral feedback, you will receive written feedback from me. While this assignment is not graded, you will not be able to participate in the workshop without it--this will cost you participation marks and you will not be able to write a workshop reflection (which is a graded assignment). You ought to have all of the following in this paragraph: • "Hook" • Introduction to the topic-the context •. The problem • Your main argument/thesis statement • Three supporting claims (the organizing structure) Please refer to lecture slides posted in the Feb. 13 class/module to guide you in writing your introduction. This paragraph ought to double spaced, in a 12 point word document. Note: This is a rough draft: you may not have done adequate research to have strong supporting claims, yet. It is just fine, at this stage, to make some educated guesses on what supporting claims you could have. Submitting this assignment also does not mean you cannot change topics (though I would recommend you stick to your topic, unless my feedback on your revised topic statement suggests otherwise)./nThe basic structure: Introductory paragraph • First body paragraph: Supporting Claim 1 Second body paragraph: Supporting Claim 2 • Third body paragraph: Supporting Claim 3 Concluding paragraph Research Paper (Argumentative Essay) Structure Introduction (Introductory Paragraph): Body Paragraphs: "Hook" Introduction to the topic-the context The problem Your main argument/thesis statement Three supporting claims (the organizing structure) • Three paragraphs in total Each paragraph states one of the three supporting claims in your introduction (in the order you presented them in) and provides reasons and evidence for that claim, including acknowledging readers' possible questions and objections to your claim. . Conclusion (Concluding Paragraph): Summary of results/evidence (from the three supporting claims) Restatement of main argument (where you state you have "proven" this argument) Significance of findings (of "proving" you main claim-SO WHAT?) Where can we go from here? Provide suggestion(s) for future research and/or an implied practical claim/nINSTRUCTIONS Need to Do a rough draft of an introductory paragraph (12point word document) And A full essay about my topic statement Page Limit for essay is 4-5 pages and Draft is 1-2 pages Double spaced Do check reference Files For More idea

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