each source using the lens of usefulness to the project; assessment of the quality of the source; arrangement of sources in alphabetical order Thinking Evaluation, description, Synthesis, Description, Evaluation, Analysis synthesis, analysis Written Product Proposal Narrative Rhetorical Purpose Pose a problem and suggest Offers insights into the lives people live a solution a regionalist essay in which a story is shared from Example: Identify a childhood. Include typical dress, conversation (dialogue), actual problem faced in your places and people, description, and flavor.” The story does “local community or country. not have to include a particular lesson or insight about life, but Propose a solution to the many of the best stories do include a message that is relevant to identified problem. Using the lives of most people. evidence from background information and sound, Try to typical big moments like the birth of siblings, the defendable reasoning, build first day of school, boyfriend or girlfriend stories, being given a a platform of support for pet, parental divorces or marriages, serious illnesses, or deaths. the proposed solution. of times that seemed ordinary, but they became times Make sure that the claim is when thinking about life shifted. Our worldviews are created as clear, concise, and we grow up and experience life. Good stories often include times complete. The proposal when our worldview was developed or changed. should include a call for action. Possible problems that could be addressed:
each source using the lens of usefulness to the project; assessment of the quality of the source; arrangement of sources in alphabetical order Thinking Evaluation, description, synthesis, analysis Synthesis, Description, Evaluation, Analysis Written Product Proposal Narrative Rhetorical Purpose Pose a problem and suggest a solution Example: Identify a problem faced in your community or country. Propose a solution to the identified problem. Using evidence from background information and sound, defendable reasoning, build a platform of support for the proposed solution. Make sure that the claim is clear, concise, and complete. The proposal should include a call for action. Possible problems that could be addressed: Offers insights into the lives people live a regionalist essay in which a story is shared from childhood. Include typical dress, conversation (dialogue), actual places and people, description, and “local flavor.” The story does not have to include a particular lesson or insight about life, but many of the best stories do include a message that is relevant to the lives of most people. Try to typical big moments like the birth of siblings, the first day of school, boyfriend or girlfriend stories, being given a pet, parental divorces or marriages, serious illnesses, or deaths. of times that seemed ordinary, but they became times when thinking about life shifted. Our worldviews are created as we grow up and experience life. Good stories often include times when our worldview was developed or changed.
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