3.4: Assignment- Persuasive Research Essay

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    • 3.4.1: Assignment- Persuasive Research Essay
      This page provides a comprehensive guide for writing an argumentative essay, covering topic selection, proposal development with a working thesis, and conducting research, including creating an annotated bibliography. It highlights the necessity of addressing counterarguments and emphasizes the use of credible sources in a thesis-driven essay. Moreover, it outlines guidelines for peer workshops to facilitate constructive feedback during the revision process.
    • 3.4.2: Model Texts by Student Authors
      This page examines the substantial impact of advertising on children's food choices, linking it to the obesity epidemic in the U.S. It highlights marketing strategies that make unhealthy foods appealing, while advocating for education on consumerism and healthier family practices. Additionally, it touches on athletes' evolving relationships with sneaker companies, emphasizing personal branding over traditional endorsements.
    • 3.4.3: Endnotes
      This page presents endnotes referencing sources primarily from Portland State University, emphasizing research's role in argumentation. It discusses frameworks like the Toulmin model and Kenneth Burke's theories, highlighting the importance of formulating arguable, researchable questions in academic writing. The page includes citations, student essays, and addresses the issue of fake news, featuring relevant articles and topics related to research methods.

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