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Expository Writing

Expository Writing. Lesson Three Thesis Statements Dr. M. Connor. The backbone of a paper. Just like your back bone gives you the support to hold together and the shape you need to be in to function fully imagine what would happen if I took out your backbone!

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Edmund D. Pellegrino

Requiring Immunizations for Health Care Workers: Fair and Just? Lisa M Lee, PhD, MS 2014 HEAL Conference April 11, 2014. Edmund D. Pellegrino. Approaching the Question. What we are able to do. What we should do. What we are permitted to do. Action. Working Thesis.

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For Today:

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Taking Notes

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Introduction to Thesis Statements

Introduction to Thesis Statements. What is a thesis statement? How to develop a effective thesis statement. What is a thesis statement?. Tells the reader how you will interpret the significance of the subject matter under discussion. Is an interpretation of a subject, not the subject itself.

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Week Seven: Sentence-Level Revision

Week Seven: Sentence-Level Revision. Class Overview. Reminders Brief Quiz Brief Assignment 4 Guidelines Concision Practice Sentence Structure: Identifying Characters and Actions Eliminative Abstractions. Announcements. Catch up on coursework

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How To Do an APUS

How To Do an APUS. B. Q. D. DBQ Basics. Similar to a standard essay 15 minutes is provided as a Reading Period, and an additional 45 minutes to write the essay. Thus, a total of 60 minutes is provided to do the DBQ. Step One:Read the Question.

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TED Talks

TED Talks. Brainstorming and Researching. Topics & Keywords. 1. Identify TWO main keywords to describe your topic. Topics & Keywords. 2. Generate lists of synonyms. Working Thesis. 3. List problems connected to your keywords. Working Thesis. 4. List your own ideas about your keywords.

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TED Talks

TED Talks. Brainstorming and Researching. Topics & Keywords. 1. Identify TWO main keywords to describe your topic. Topics & Keywords. 2. Generate lists of synonyms. Working Thesis. 3. List problems connected to your keywords. Working Thesis. 4. List your own ideas about your keywords.

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TED Talks

TED Talks. Brainstorming and Researching. Topics & Keywords. 1. Identify TWO main keywords to describe your topic. Topics & Keywords. 2. Generate lists of synonyms. Working Thesis. 3. List problems connected to your keywords. Working Thesis. 4. List your own ideas about your keywords.

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TED Talks

TED Talks. Brainstorming and Researching. Topics & Keywords. 1. Identify TWO main keywords to describe your topic. Topics & Keywords. 2. Generate lists of synonyms. Working Thesis. 3. List problems connected to your keywords. Working Thesis. 4. List your own ideas about your keywords.

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TED Talks

TED Talks. Brainstorming and Researching. Topics & Keywords. 1. Identify TWO main keywords to describe your topic. Topics & Keywords. 2. Generate lists of synonyms. Working Thesis. 3. List problems connected to your keywords. Working Thesis. 4. List your own ideas about your keywords.

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TED Talks

TED Talks. Brainstorming and Researching. Topics & Keywords. 1. Identify TWO main keywords to describe your topic. Topics & Keywords. 2. Generate lists of synonyms. Working Thesis. 3. List problems connected to your keywords. Working Thesis. 4. List your own ideas about your keywords.

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TED Talks

TED Talks. Brainstorming and Researching. Topics & Keywords. 1. Identify TWO main keywords to describe your topic. Topics & Keywords. 2. Generate lists of synonyms. Working Thesis. 3. List problems connected to your keywords. Working Thesis. 4. List your own ideas about your keywords.

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Pre-AP 9 Essay Workshop

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Tips for Writing About Literature

Tips for Writing About Literature. The Writing Process From Literature: A Portable Anthology by Gardner, Lawn, Ridl, Schakel. Tips for Writing About Literature. The most typical trouble spots are: Introductions

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Racism

Racism. In Am eri ca. world issues. Basic Interest: Racism. Narrow Subject: is it taught or learned. Working thesis statement: Racism is either taught or learned.

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Lesson 3: Developing, Supporting, and Refining the Thesis

Lesson 3: Developing, Supporting, and Refining the Thesis. Topics Developing the Thesis Supporting the Thesis Refining the Thesis. English Composition Two. What is a Focused Knowledge?. Focused knowledge Builds on working knowledge.

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The Issue Question

The Issue Question. Using the Reading . Use the reading as a starting point. Did the reading leave you with any questions? Are you curious to learn more about a topic?. Narrowing Your Topic. Creating an issue question allows you to narrow your topic so that your research is manageable.

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Thesis

Thesis. Everything you wanted to know but were afraid to ask. What is the thesis of an essay?. Controlling idea Main idea Point the writer is trying to make It can be expressed in a one or two sentence statement. What does a thesis do?. Determines the content of the essay:

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