UOFM Writing Argumentative Writing Task

Description

Part 1: 

Some options to consider for discussion:

  • What is the definition/importance of claims, reasons/evidence, warrants, acknowledgment/responses?
  • How can these help your own writing?
  • Which of these different argumentative writing aspects (claim, reasons, etc.) do you feel solid about and which do you feel you struggle with?

Part 2:

Use the Dr. King’s “Letter from Birmingham Jail” (see attached file) to answer these discussion questions:

  • What is your overall response to “Letter from Birmingham Jail”? Your big takeaways? Parts that stood out to you? Refer to specific quotes/passages.
  • What seems to be King’s main claim? What might be his reasons/evidence for this?
  • What does the opposing side say of Dr. King’s actions aka what is the “acknowledgment”? What accusations does MLK mention? 
  • How does Dr. King defend himself aka what is his “response”?  What do you think is his most powerful response? Find specific quotes. 
  • As a writer, what tactics can you use from King in your own argument writing?

Part 3: 

For this assignment, please write a short personal piece on your feelings and experiences regarding conflict (which is a big part of argumentative writing), persuasive/argumentative writing (persuasive is similar to argumentative, but might not require research or the same rigorous process), and just writing in general. 

Some thoughts to consider discussing:

  • What has been your experience with persuasive or argumentative writing? How do you feel about this genre? Do you have a favorite or least favorite assignment you completed? Why?
  • How do you feel about writing in general?
  • How do you feel about conflict in general? Do you shy away from it? Love it? A mixture?

UOFM Writing Argumentative Writing Task

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UOFM Writing Argumentative Writing Task

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  1. Start with a clear thesis statement that states your main argument.
  2. Use evidence and examples to support your thesis statement.
  3. Create an outline to organize your thoughts and ensure a logical flow of ideas.
  4. Use clear and concise language, avoiding unnecessary jargon or complex sentence structures.
  5. Edit and proofread your essay carefully for grammar, spelling, and punctuation errors.
  6. Take breaks and come back to your essay with fresh eyes to ensure you haven’t overlooked anything.

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UOFM Writing Argumentative Writing Task

  

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