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Rubric and Examples

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Access expectations here

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Turn in here

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Turn in here.

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"Should Video Gamers be Prosecuted for Stealing Virtual Objects?" - HW due 9/25 or 9/26

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"Should Video Gamers be Prosecuted for Stealing Virtual Objects?" - HW due 9/25 or 9/26

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Article Link

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AP Rhetorical Devices List

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Argument Analysis Slideshow

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Why Do People Confess to Crimes They Didn't Commit?

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Browse possible claims here.

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Assignment Description

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Find groups here.

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"Why College Rankings are a Joke" - HW due 9/15 or 9/18

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"Why College Rankings are a Joke" - HW due 9/15 or 9/18

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Article Link

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1. Browse the titles / categories included in the spreadsheet
2. Use your online resources to research titles that sound interesting - seek out summaries and reviews
3. Use the SSR Topic Choices Survey to narrow down your top 3 categories and list titles that interest you

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Survey Form