https://padlet.com/alfrededwards/8pfu04fn5kwo en-us 2017-02-07 19:46:45 UTC 2017-02-21 19:48:37 UTC hello@padlet.com alfrededwards https://padlet.com/alfrededwards/8pfu04fn5kwo/wish/152282337 a formal argument sates a position on a substantive topic and then supports the position with reason and evidence the purpose of a formal argument is to make readers believe something and in many cases to take some type of action

any of these ideas might be presented as an argument:
*you want your parents to let you try out for a co-ed ice hockey team.

*the state wants to pass a stricter helmet law for skateboarders,Rollerbladers and bike riders

*shows an understanding of the issue
*includes a precise claim that state the writer position
*provides logical reason with sufficient and relevant evidence
*supports reasons with sufficient and relevant evidence
*organizes reason and evidence
*fairly and respectfully argue agents the opponent
clearly shows the relationship between ideas has a formal style and a confident tone

*concludes with a restatement of the claim.
 a clam is righter position on a problem or issue

end your esa with repeating what your statement is


NOTES

support is material that is used in a claim explain the graphic organizer to see how support woks well  constructed argument

facts are statements that can be proven

statistics are facts stated in numbers

quotation are exact word for word statement for others

anecdotes are brief stories 

ethical the idea that something is right or rong

appeals by association is putting a name to it

don't directly address the audience 

conclusion

you need to summarize your main ideas

restates its claim and significance

when appropriate includes a call to action
 
if necessary tie up loose ends

may point of a interesting idea closely related to the claim that leaves readers with something think about


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