ESL 7 Assignment #31 - 5.4.20

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ESL 7 Assignment #31 - 5.4.20

In MP3, we will write an argument essay. Today, let's see what we remember about writing an argument essay, and vote on topics to explore as a class.

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CLASSWORK RUBRIC

4 - 100% complete, thoughtful, thorough, clear and correct answers. Submitted in a timely fashion.
3 - Mostly complete, thoughtful, clear and correct answers.
2 - Some answers are complete or correct, and others are not.
1 - Most answers are incomplete, and are not thoughtful, thorough, clear, or correct.

What is your name? (First and Last) *

BREATHING BREAK!

1. What is an argument essay and how can be used? *

2. What elements should you include in an argument essay to make it strong? *

3. What is a claim? *

4. What is a counterclaim? *

5. What is a refutation?

6. Why might it be valuable to mention the opposite opinion in your essay? *

7. Vote: Which topic would you most like to write an argument essay about for ESL7? *

Which American politician has the best immigration policy plan?

Should there be government interference when it comes to social distancing?

Other:

8. Argument topic ideas - what other argument ideas would you be interested in writing about? (Write ideas below if you have them!).

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