What is an argument/thesis statement you can develop from this article for use in your Short Assignment One and the Critique Essay?

Procedure
·
Re-read your article
·
Look for the main idea, which is often stated or heavily implied at the
beginning and the end.
· What is an argument/thesis
statement you can develop from this article for use in your Short Assignment
One and the Critique Essay? Develop a thesis statement for the first
paragraph of an essay—it usually is its last sentence.
·
Develop the second paragraph which identifies
the article title, the full name of the author and a brief summary of what the
author is discussing in this article.

Develop Thesis Statement:

Develop 2nd Paragraph:

REVERSE
OUTLINE: A reverse outline
concentrates your paper into its main points, its essence. What’s left is a
bullet point list or quick-reference description of what’s actually in the
article/draft.– YOU CAN DO
THE ENTIRE ARTICLE OUTLINE PARAGRAPH BY PARAGRAPH OR GROUP SOME
PARAGRAPHS for your outline as follows: paras. 6-7, paras. 10-12, paras. 13-14,
paras. 14-16, etc.

break down your source’s argument. For the first row, write down some of the
context (i.e., author and title, genre, publication date, and subject). For the
second row, add the argument breakdown (issue, thesis, reasons).

Rhetorical
Context

Title and
Author:

Publication Date:

Subject:

Argument
Identification

Issue:

Thesis Statement:

Evidence: just name of
source(s), organization(s), individual(s), publication(s)

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