Journalism 4.07 Discussion-Based Assessment by https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA To post your response: Double tap the pad, write your full name and then start typing your response. When you are finished, copy and paste the link to this Padlet and submit it on your dropbox. 1. Summarize the highlights of this module in at least 2 paragraphs. What did you learn? What are some of the topics that you find useful and helpful? 2. Write questions that you may still have about the module. en-us 2016-09-15 12:41:05 UTC 2018-05-16 23:27:50 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padletuploads.blob.core.windows.net/aws/97707357/bb33ec516067b521574b32deb6965009/IMG_6120.jpg module 4 https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/134518021 module 4 has been my favorite because i love argumentative writing it allows you to express opinion freely. Also its just more fun and more intriguing. this module taught me how to formulate an argumentative essay , and how to use complex sentences in your actual news story.

My other favorite part is being able to your claim and research the topic at hand. Module 4 also taught me how to use my claim and formulate my counter claim. The editorial notebook had really useful tips and activities. such as the assignment when you have to write about the 5 w's. module 4 was the most useful in my opinion  ]]> 2016-11-01 15:31:38 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/134518021 Keythleen Vargas lsmprom17 https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/138272480 In my opinion, module four, was the hardest module of all but at the same time was the module where I learn more. The other modules teach me very important things too, but with this one I learned more things and even though it was hard, I really like it. 

Claim, Counterclam and Rebuttal was very difficult, at the begining I did not understand anything, the work that we had to do, for me, was so hard that I had to read more than two times what it is Claim, Counterclaim and Rebuttal, but hinestly all of these things were and are really helpful. Something that I really like was the Ethos, Pathos and Logic, I think it was the easiest concepts that I could learn and I didn't know we actually use them everyday. 

So, this is the last module, it was the hardest but it was very interesting. Just like all the other modules, this one teach me a lot of things that I didn't know about journalism until now. This class was really helpful and I really enjoy it. All those things about journalism that I learned were amazing. I wish there is other module where I can learn more about this interesting profession. ]]> 2016-11-16 22:36:20 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/138272480 Fernando Acosta https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/138368586 Module 4, was one of the most difficult modules but it was also one of the best module when it comes to learning. This module thought a lot about how to state and let the other know about your argument. Not just that, it also let you know how to respond to the argument as well. Since I enjoy stating my arguments and proving people wrong I've enjoyed doing this module a lot.

I can say module 4 was probably the most entertaining one for me but like I've said it was also the hardest. Some lessons took time to understand but once you've understand it then it would be easy and quick to go through. I like lessons that i understand and i enjoy because it makes it enjoyable.This last module had showed me more about journalism than any other because i know now that journalism had a lot of pros and cons. The other module only showed me the pros,]]> 2016-11-17 12:40:13 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/138368586 Bryan Hernandez https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/139094948 In this module, I learned how to write in a argumentative way and not be bias towards a certain side. You do this by stating the claim and explaining it then the counterclaim and explaining it then the rebuttal in the argument. This was very useful  and opened my eyes because before I would be bias and just get mad instead of giving information to back up what I was stating. 

This module was the hardest of them all in my opinion but the best as well. The lessons were not as easy as before. It took time to find everything and put it together. Journalism is not as easy as it sounds and now I truly know that because of all these modules we have done in the past months.]]> 2016-11-21 14:20:15 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/139094948 Elyse Magarin https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/139128674 This module was the hardest of them all in my opinion but the best as well. Some lessons took time to understand but once you've understand it then it would be easy and quick to go through. Claim, Counterclaim and Rebuttal was very difficult, at the beginning I did not understand anything, the work that we had to do, for me, was so hard that I had to read more than two times what it is Claim, Counterclaim and Rebuttal, but honestly all of these things were and are really helpful. 
The other modules teach me very important things too, but with this one I learned more things and even though it was hard, I really like it. I learned how to write in an argumentative way and not be bias towards a certain side. You do this by stating the claim and explaining it then the counterclaim and explaining it then the rebuttal in the argument. Journalism is not as easy as it sounds and now I truly know that because of all these modules we have done in the past months.

]]> 2016-11-21 15:43:05 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/139128674 Maria Irias https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/139334010 Module 4 has been the hardest module in my opinion but I learned a lot. Claim, Counterclaim and Rebuttal wasn't easy when I first started doing it but I got it once I did more research. Learning how to write in a argumentative way was interesting. It was useful because there was times that I wouldn't be able to express myself the way I wanted too.

One of my favorite parts of this module was learning about Ethos, Pathos and Logic. I learned about what they actually meant. Also how we use them everyday of our life. None of this modules were easy, but now I see journalism a different way. I learned a lot and now I can use them whenever I need too.]]> 2016-11-22 13:16:09 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/139334010 Luis Garcia https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/139355222 Module 4 was perhaps the hardest module in my opinion. It took time to understand the lessons, unlike the other. On the other hand, this module taught me a lot more about argumentative writing which is something that is a bit difficult. 
Journalism is actually pretty hard, and is not as easy as I thought. But with Journalism class,  I was able to incorporate some of the things I learned, and it helped me a lot. 

Thank you Ms. Macadangdang for your help. It was a pleasure being your virtual student.  ]]> 2016-11-22 14:18:23 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/139355222 Helen Ayala https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/139356209 Module 4 was very slacked back module. Everything was more of common sense, with the help of the past modules. Something new that was taught in this module was the, counterclaim arguments. Claim, Counterclaim and rebuttal. Then Actually finding an argument to write about was the best part because we can actually take time and find for evidence. Journalism class taught me how to express myself in writing. As much as how to write in different styles. ]]> 2016-11-22 14:21:25 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/139356209 Giovanni Garcia-Morffi https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/139372838    MODULE 4 was a very difficult and challenging module, at times it would test my patience but it proved to be a great module. It came off another difficult module in three and it came back into the writing circuit of things. Module taught me how to properly right with emotion whether it'd be persuasive, argumentative or subjective. The lessons were very informative and educational. Writing essays, especially with emotion can be difficult at times and I am glad it helped me a lot. 
    Personally, I think this module can help lots of students who have trouble writing. The claim, counterclaim and rebuttal was by far the most difficult part of the module. But, my favorite part was learning about ethos pathos and logos. Usually in English class I always pay attention closely when my teachers talk about it. Module 4 was definitely my favorite one out of all of them. 



]]> 2016-11-22 15:02:49 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/139372838 Christopher Jimenez https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/139481136 In module 4 i have learned a lot of stuff. But this module has been stressing me out and it has been very difficult. This module taught me about logos, ethos and pathos. It has taught me about writing with emotions and being able to persuade your reader and its very important to capture your readers attention.
I have also learned about stating your claim and your counterclaim this was the hardest tasks for me to do. Most of the module was hard for me but i have learned a lot. I just find it hard to write these arguments it makes my head hurt. But it has made me improve my writing skills]]> 2016-11-22 21:49:39 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/139481136 Eunice Nodado https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/139687720 Module 4 has taught me a whole lot about argumentative writing and the foundations of argumentative writing strong and have ground. I have learned about the important of collecting evidence from credible sources and the ability to create a counterclaim and a rebuttal. I learned that an argument must have very strong facts & support to make an argument strong and legitimate. I have learned that their are many types of writing pieces in journalism such as editorials, sports columns, and art columns. They all have the same foundation such as the 5 W's and one H, which is the basis that all journalists have to follow in every editorial or piece that they write. I have learned that professional journalists much be objective and have to look at the cold hard facts that are presented to them, and have to address these facts in a professional manner. 

In this module, I have learned how to strengthen my argument and take the time to research and read through countless amounts of information to create a strong foundation for any argument. People have considerations from both sides of the argument and must have a strong rebuttal to strengthen their argument. In the end, people should listen to people's point of view and consider the facts that are presented to them.]]> 2016-11-24 03:18:58 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/139687720 Roger Valeriano https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/139973200 In my opinion, module 4 was the best out of the four modules because argumentative writing is my favorite type of writing.   I was able to learn more about collecting evidence from believable sources because they are a lot of false sources out there. I was able to learn the way a sports journalist suppose to write their piece. My ability to claim, counterclaim and rebuttal has improved a lot thanks to this module. A sports journalist has to provide editorial content while covering athletic events to help audiences make sense of the games that is taking place. I also learned that when you are revising your counterclaim you have to make that you have been fair to your audience by sharing counterclaims that honestly show what the opposite side of your topic believes. The module also taught me more about the definitions of ethos, pathos and logos. After during all four of the modules i learned that being a journalist is not so easy as it sounded before.]]> 2016-11-26 15:41:50 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/139973200 Kimoni Johnson https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/139981949 Module 4 was the hardest out of all of them but it also taught me about logo, ethos, and pathos and also showed how to write different types of essays like subjective and argumentative writing.This module also help my ability claim, counterclaim, and rebuttal got much better than what it was. I also learned how to write in an argumentative way and not be bias towards a certain side.It also learned how to persuade the readers and write with emotions. after doing all these modules my opinion about journalist change because i thought their jobs was easy but i realize it is very challenging too.]]> 2016-11-26 18:44:52 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/139981949 Nashaly Melendez https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/139986148 Module 4 has taught me more about the emotional and argumentative prospects of writing. When you are writing a story you must have ethos, pathos, and logos. You need to have the facts to back you up and have the emotions to bring people in without being biased. I realized that journalists don't have a very easy job. They must collect a lot of information before sitting down and writing a piece. They have a really hard job and I applaud them for they're hard work.
This module taught me about claim, counterclaim, and rebuttals. Using these tools can help enhance your writing or what you are trying to prove. Knowing the other side to what you believe in helps you you know more about your topic. This module has improved my skills on how to collect evidence. It is very important to have the right information to back up your writing. I really enjoyed this module because it dealt with tools that I have been introduced to before. It dealt with all the components you would need for a debate or to write an essay which really helps me for school. I really love argumentative writing. It has a much more fun aspect to it.]]> 2016-11-26 20:21:01 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/139986148 Francis Cruz https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/140030966 Module 4 further explained how to write an argument. It explained about the three appeals that an argument can have towards the audience: ethos, pathos, and logos. It also explained how each appeal has a different effect in your claim, counterclaim, and rebuttal. Evidence is the key to each of them. Collecting evidence can be very tedious but it is essential because if not you do not have a valid argument. 
One of the most important things that this module taught me was that your sources must be credible. That not everything online is necessarily reliable. In an argument, one must see and understand the opponent's point of view (counterclaim). It makes a much stronger and effective argument .]]> 2016-11-27 16:47:32 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/140030966 Aileen Ayala https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/140074384 Through Module 4 I have learned a large portion of things related with my argumentative writing. Starting off with being able to identify the different appeals in an argument; Pathos, Ethos, Logos and different connotations. Also how create a claim, counterclaim, and a rebuttal for an argument. During an argumentative writing, you must address both sides of the argument and state your claim and know how to support it. I was taught how to differentiate between logos, pathos, and ethos. Identifying a claim, counter claim, and rebuttal in an argument is a big thing while evaluating a speech. I developed good speaking and listening skills.  
 
Being able to identify credible sources is a big thing in arguments, I was taught how to do that. I am now able to find evidence to support the argument in my editorial writing. Also how all journalists cannot go a day without the 5Ws and one H: What, where, when, why, who, and how. They are used in everything, even something as minor as an opinion. And lastly and most importantly, I was taught how to write my own argumentative writing and make it legit and eligible just like a real journalist; along with revising it to improve it. 

]]> 2016-11-28 02:32:02 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/140074384 ashlee welch https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/140140342 This module was the hardest of them all in my opinion but the best as well. Some lessons took time to understand but once you've understand it then it would be easy and quick to go through. Claim, Counterclaim and Rebuttal was very difficult, at the beginning I did not understand anything, the work that we had to do, for me, was so hard that I had to read more than two times what it is Claim, Counterclaim and Rebuttal, but honestly all of these things were and are really helpful. 
The other modules teach me very important things too, but with this one I learned more things and even though it was hard, I really like it. I learned how to write in an argumentative way and not be bias towards a certain side. You do this by stating the claim and explaining it then the counterclaim and explaining it then the rebuttal in the argument. Journalism is not as easy as it sounds and now I truly know that because of all these modules we have done in the past months.]]> 2016-11-28 12:28:42 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/140140342 Katiuska Guidos https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/140146124 In module 4 i learned how to write an argument ]]> 2016-11-28 12:54:35 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/140146124 Katiuska Guidos https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/140153679 Module 4, was probably one of the hardest module throughout the whole course. Module four explained how counterclaim, claim, and rebuttal works in which i knew so little in. I also learned that  when writing a story you have to use ethos, pathos, and logos. Not only that but I learned alot more about argumentative essay than I thought I already knew. 
The most important thing i learned in this module was how every source has to be credible. When i did evaluating a speech i was able to gain more of my listening skills and develop good speaking when I hear one. finally module four taught me that journalism is something you have to work hard in and probably its not for me.]]> 2016-11-28 13:21:09 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/140153679 Sasha Cintas https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/140366610 Module 4 was one of the most hardest module I've worked on. Everything took a long time to do made me second guess things but i did learn a lot of things i thought i had down packed. For example this module explained to me how to write an argumentative essay in which we always have to use ethos, pathos, and logos when writing a story. Probably the only easy thing was the claim, counterclaim, and rebuttal i did that in a spilt second without a problem.

Lastly, most importantly i was taught that every source has to be credible. journalism was probably one of the classes i will never forget it taught me so many things i never knew about journalism in which i took for granted. In my opinion journalism is not for everyone only for those who like working hard and keep up with daily news.

]]> 2016-11-28 23:39:50 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/140366610 Dafnne Valencia https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/140393034 In Module 4 I found the most challenging because it had the most of the writing activity. Although most were common sense and simple. They did make you stop and think it took a lot time to do those. I learned how to structure a good argument and how to actually use sources to find information. Not just based on what you know but to show prof.
         For the most part, I found this specific section useful. It worked on my grammar and my organizational skills. Also how to develop a good argument with enough information to fill in. I learned about the claim, the counter argument and the rebuttal .And of course how to use them.]]> 2016-11-29 02:54:10 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/140393034 Carlos Peña https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/140470837 Module 4 was one of the most hardest module I've worked on. Everything took a long time to do made me second guess things but i did learn a lot of things i thought i had down packed. For example this module explained to me how to write an argumentative essay in which we always have to use ethos, pathos, and logos when writing a story. Probably the only easy thing was the claim, counterclaim, and rebuttal i did that in a spilt second without a problem.

Lastly, most importantly i was taught that every source has to be credible. journalism was probably one of the classes i will never forget it taught me so many things i never knew about journalism in which i took for granted. In my opinion journalism is not for everyone only for those who like working hard and keep up with daily news.

]]> 2016-11-29 12:58:04 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/140470837 Joshua Pedraza https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/140493854 Module 4 was about argumentative writing  which was very useful for school. We learned about Ethos, Pathos, and Logos which can be used for essays for class. Ethos, Pathos, and Logos are used to convince and hook your audience. I, also, learned that having good evidence can support your argument. I learned how to structure it which all the information I collected and present it.  
The easiest part of this module was claim, counterclaim, and rebuttal which can be used for debates. I mastered it quickly. This module was probably the best one. It was simple and very easy. 
This last module had showed me more about journalism than any other because I know now that journalism. They have so much to do before sitting down and actually writing a story. I really enjoyed learning about their profession.

]]> 2016-11-29 14:06:28 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/140493854 Patrick Labora https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/140493892 Module 4 has taught me more about the emotional and argumentative prospects of writing.  It explained about the three appeals that an argument can have towards the audience: ethos, pathos, and logos. It also explained how each appeal has a different effect in your claim, counterclaim, and rebuttal. You need to have the facts to back you up and have the emotions to bring people in without being biased. I realized that journalists don't have a very easy job.

Collecting evidence can be very tedious but it is essential because if not you do not have a valid argument. 
One of the most important things that this module taught me was that your sources must be credible. That not everything online is necessarily reliable.This module has improved my skills on how to collect evidence]]> 2016-11-29 14:06:33 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/140493892 Luis Becerra https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/140505021 During Module 4, i learned that an argument has a lot of meaning to it by that Module 4 was the best out of the all the modules because argumentative writing is my favorite type of writing.   I was able to learn more about collecting evidence from believable sources because they are a lot of false sources out there.

Even Though i didnt complete work but i still learned through the videos and descriptive information Just like all the other modules, this one teach me a lot of things that I didn't know about journalism until now. This class was really helpful and I really enjoy it. All those things about journalism that I learned were amazing. I wish there is other module where I can learn more about this interesting profession. ]]> 2016-11-29 14:32:06 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/140505021 Carlos Pena 2 https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/140779118 Module 4 was one of the most hardest module I've worked on. Everything took a long time to do made me second guess things but I did learn a lot of things i thought I had down packed. For example this module explained to me how to write an argumentative essay in which we always have to use ethos, pathos, and logos when writing a story. Probably the only easy thing was the claim, counterclaim, and rebuttal I did that in a spilt second without a problem.

Lastly, most importantly I was taught that every source has to be credible. journalism was probably one of the classes I will never forget it taught me so many things I never knew about journalism in which i took for granted. In my opinion journalism is not for everyone only for those who like working hard and keep up with daily news.]]> 2016-11-30 12:41:10 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/140779118 Patricia Burnett https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/140900291 Module four was one of the difficult modules I have worked on, but I have learned  a lot due to writing emotional and argumentative perceptions towards the audience. Ethos, Pathos and Logos are the appeals , ethos is an appeal to ethics, pathos is related to emotion and logos is an appeal to logic. I have also learned what a claim, counterclaim and rebuttal are and how they are used in writing. Plus in writing you must back up your information with what one is writing about so it would make more sense to the reader. Journalism in fact is not a difficult job.

All in all getting information is very essential in debating because without it your argument may be invalid. This module is very important to everyone especially journalist and novelist. I may be taking an interest in this profession.

]]> 2016-11-30 17:49:44 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/140900291 Luz Rossy https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/140995662 Within Module 4, I felt that I was just relearning previous topics I studied prior to taking this course. This module focused on argumentative writing and appealing towards your readers. The module began by teaching the differences and the uses of a claim, counterclaim, and rebuttal. The only part I felt I had some trouble with was being able to establish my claim without seeming to merge with the counterclaim. This module also taught the three appeals pathos, ethos, and logos. Pathos is the appeal to the reader's emotions, ethos to the reader's morals, and logos to the reader's logic. 
Although, I have already learned most of the topics in this module I still found it refreshing to go over them. This module helped me to perfect my argumentative skills and writing. I was also able to better evaluate a speaker, whereas before I struggled to do so. I feel that this module was very beneficial towards more overall understanding in arguing and being able to appeal to others ]]> 2016-12-01 01:00:53 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/140995662 Allan Mosqueda https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/141073954 In my opinion, module 4 was the best out of the four modules because argumentative writing is my favorite type of writing.   I was able to learn more about collecting evidence from believable sources because they are a lot of false sources out there. I was able to learn the way a sports journalist suppose to write their piece. My ability to claim, counterclaim and rebuttal has improved a lot thanks to this module. A sports journalist has to provide editorial content while covering athletic events to help audiences make sense of the games that is taking place. I also learned that when you are revising your counterclaim you have to make that you have been fair to your audience by sharing counterclaims that honestly show what the opposite side of your topic believes. The module also taught me more about the definitions of ethos, pathos and logos. After during all four of the modules i learned that being a journalist is not so easy as it sounded before.]]> 2016-12-01 12:37:34 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/141073954 Yordany Martinez https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/141156155 Module four was very helpful to me. As I was preparing to right my story I was able to analyze my style of writing. I was able to see that I have really come a long way since the beginning of the year when i wrote my first one. I was able to apply so much of the things that i had learned in the previous modules specially in the planning period. Thankfully I did not struggle with the sources, that was actually one of the easiest parts of the process. 
Before writing my story I took some time to prepare and organize my story to be able to preform at my best and showcase my skills to the best of my abilities. In this editorial argument I had to include a rebuttal which lead to me being able to see both sides of the story and not just my own. Which could've easily made me seen bias. In conclusion, I really enjoyed this Module and I have taken so much to help my writing moving forward.]]> 2016-12-01 16:10:10 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/141156155 Damaris Gutierrez https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/141175233 Module 4 was very difficult for me probably one of the hardest but in my perspective I learned a lot. for instance this module explained to me more about argumentative essays in which I learned that you have to use logos, pathos, ethos when writing any story !. I think the only easy part about this module was counterclaim, claim, and rebuttal it took me the least time and I got right aways.

Most importantly i learned how every source has to credible to be believable . journalism class has been an eye opener for me has made me think outside the box. there was times where i liked it others not so much but who knows maybe in the future this could be a back up career for me.]]> 2016-12-01 16:55:28 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/141175233 Lissette Gutierrez https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/141361752 In Module 4, I felt as if this module was easier due to having prior knowledge from the modules before.  Although, I did learn something new in this module. I was taught about claims, counterclaims, rebuttals, and counterclaim arguments. After that, I learned how to write an arguments and we actually had to sit down and really thing about this. The researching was easier from having to research previous topics in other modules. This class taught me how to express myself through my writing and how many different writing styles there are.  

]]> 2016-12-02 13:13:48 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/141361752 Michael Fuentes https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/141422972 This Module was easier for me because argumentative writing is much more exciting and interseting than any other writing form. Collecting evidence is an interesting way of learning cause its hands on and interactive. counter claims and claims are very important in this module including when you have t evaluate the speaker.

Argumentative essays are my favorite because i can express as much opinion as i want. i can also counter argue someone and have a fun debate. this is by far my favorite module and the one that i learned the most in

]]> 2016-12-02 16:06:55 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/141422972 Jonathan Escobedo https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/141635953 This Module was an interesting one, it didn't really teach me nothing new, but i finally understand the complicated technical side of journalism. It first showed me Ethos, Pathos, and Logos. I already knew about this, but it was interesting to see how articles use these techniques in ways most readers wouldn't notice. The argument writing was an interesting topic to do some research on, it was one i looking foward to. since they are the most controversial. But i was disappointed. It wasn't what i expected, but i really liked the rebuttal assignment, it was interesting to see two sides of an argument. Overall the module was an interesting one which focused on a major aspect of journalism. ]]> 2016-12-05 00:22:31 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/141635953 Juan Irizarry https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/141914264 In my opinion Module 4 was the hardest module of all for me. Even though it was hard I still learned a lot.This Module taught me things that I never really was in to. I really enjoyed it.

Claim, Counterclaim and Rebuttal was difficult in the beginning .I didn't understand it that much but as I did more work and more I got the hang of it. Something that I really liked was the Ethos, Pathos and Logos, I think it was the easiest and I enjoyed researching and writing about it. This modules were a challenge but thank God I got through it.]]> 2016-12-06 01:40:45 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/141914264 Daniella Gonzalez https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/141915203 In module 4, I better learned about argumentative writing. I learned how to identify the three appeals: logos, ethos, and pathos. I learned to how to identify a claim and write one, along with a counterclaim and rebuttal to an argument. You have to acknowledge the other person’s argument, and then rebuttal with evidence and support. If this is not done, you are not making a valid argument and you wont get your point across. I now know how to correctly use the appeals when arguing so that I am successful in what I am trying to say. One has to conduct a lot of research because not all the information online is factual. Answering the 5 W’s and the H will complete your paper.]]> 2016-12-06 01:55:10 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/141915203 Yailin Sandoval https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/142444771 By far Module 4 was the most complex module. Besides the difficult and time consuming module, I learned a variety of things. This module mentioned rhetorical appeals such a pathos, logos, ethos and etc.. It was interesting how Journalist use the rhetorical appeal technique in their work. I also learned more about counterclaim and rebuttal, it was without a doubt very interesting. I learned on how to improve my skills when writing an argumentative essay, and how exactly you should use counterclaim. When writing an argumentative essay you have to make sure to have facts meaning you have to collect evidence. Every source that you use has to be credible. 
Module 4 was definitely a refreshing module just because I learned most of these topics in the past.

]]> 2016-12-07 23:36:50 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/142444771 Jorge Gutierrez https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/142775034      I learned how to write an arguments and we actually had to sit down and really thing about this. The researching was easier from having to research previous topics in other modules. I chose net neutrality because I found that topic very interesting and I learned a lot from that.

    This class taught me how to express myself through my writing and how many different writing styles there are.  This module has improved my skills on how to collect evidence.  I know now what a claim and a counterclaim is. Evidence is the key to each of them. Collecting evidence can be very tedious but it is essential because if not you do not have a valid argument. ]]> 2016-12-09 12:56:54 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/142775034 Ana Urueta https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/142852828      This module really taught me different styles of opinion based writing. I found out which style fits me best. Icorporating the three rhetorical appeals was also a very important part of this module that I really enjoyed. Argumentative writting was also something new that I experienced in this mdoule. Like all the other, this module heleped improve my writting and grammar skills as well.
Finding evidence and support for my articles was really important. Although I found it a bit challenging finding the right articles with good sources, at times, this module did a great job of guiding me through all of this. The steps provided to me for writting and reasearchin were incredible helpful and I greatly appreciated how everything was explained to me. All the subjects learned in previous modules came together in module 4 and I really feel like writting articles have become way easier for me due to these modules.]]> 2016-12-09 17:00:15 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/142852828 Edwin Bain https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/143006165    Module 4 was complex with a lot of argument based writing.I learned what pathos, ethos, logos are and how to use them and/or pick them out or other peoples arguments. I also learned a counterclaim can be beneficial in an argumentative essay in addition to a claim. 
In addition, I also learned how to evaluate a speaker and obtain factual evidence and data. In doing so. I learned from experienced speakers how to use pathos and ethos and logos. ]]> 2016-12-11 18:22:58 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/143006165 Kimoni Johnson https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/143121983 Module 4 was the hardest out of all of them but it also taught me about logo, ethos, and pathos and also showed how to write different types of essays like subjective and argumentative writing.This module also help my ability claim, counterclaim, and rebuttal got much better than what it was. I also learned how to write in an argumentative way and not be bias towards a certain side.It also learned how to persuade the readers and write with emotions. Being able to find credible sources is essential thing in arguments, I was taught how to do that. I am now able to find evidence to support the argument in my editorial writing.The module also taught me more about the definitions of ethos, pathos and logos. After doing all these modules my opinion about journalist change because i thought their jobs was easy but i realize it is very challenging too.]]> 2016-12-12 14:28:48 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/143121983 Michael Perez https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/143175525 Module 4 was by far the most complex but the one that taught me the most . Some lessons took time to understand but once you've understand it then it would be easy and quick to go through.  I was able to learn more about collecting evidence from believable sources because they are a lot of false sources out there. I learned how to write in an argumentative way and not be bias towards a certain side. You do this by stating the claim and explaining it then the counterclaim and explaining it then the rebuttal in the argument. . I was also taught how to differentiate between logos, pathos, and ethos. Identifying a claim, counter claim, and rebuttal in an argument is a big thing while evaluating a speech. In my opinion this module was the most hands on one where you had to do research and make sure the information wasn't false. ]]> 2016-12-12 16:58:31 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/143175525 Roberto Castaneda https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/143266326 Module 4 was very complicated. At first I really didn't get it, but as I went through it I got the hang of it. I learned about ethos,logos and pathos which was really interesting. I was even able to create an Argumentative essay, which I liked it a lot. I learned how not to be bias about talking about something. I really got into it.

Learning about Claim, Counterclaim,  and Rebuttal was my favorite even though it was hard at first. I researched a lot and I learned how to Identify them. I think every module was great but hard. From all of them this was my favorite one. The reason why it's because I was able to express myself.]]> 2016-12-13 01:14:25 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/143266326 Victor Arita https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/143339760 Module 4 was the most complex module of all, but it was the one that taught me the most. This Module taught me things that I never taught I would like. I really enjoyed it. The module explained to me more about argumentative essays in which I learned that you have to use logos, pathos, ethos when writing any story.   Finding evidence and support for my articles was really important. 

Most importantly i learned how every source has to credible to be believable and I was able to learn more about collecting evidence from believable sources because they are a lot of false sources.  All the subjects I learned in the previous modules came together in module 4 and I really feel like writing articles has become way easier for me due to these modules.  I learned what claim and counterclaim is. Evidence is the key to each of them. Collecting evidence can be very tedious but it is essential because if not you do not have a valid argument. This module taught me a lot.]]> 2016-12-13 13:11:27 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/143339760 Matthew Desousa https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/143753252 Module 4 was by far the hardest module for me. It took me a while to get it done. I learned a lot though. There was several things to learn in this module. One of them was pathos, ethos and logos.

My favorite part of this was creating an Argumentative essay. I got to express myself. I learned how not to be bias about talking about anything. Another thing we learned was Claim , counterclaim and Rebuttal which in my opinion it was really interesting.]]> 2016-12-15 00:43:02 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/143753252 Eric Martin https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/144062938 In Module 4 I struggled a little bit. I learned about argumentative essays as well as Ethos, Pathos, and Logos. As well as how to use them effectively. Using them effectively creates a much better experience for the reader and  changes the way people view things. 
I also learned that not being biased is the way to go. Being biased creates problems and distracts the reader from the main idea. Learning about Claim, Counterclaim and Rebuttal was very interesting. This module definitely changed the way I write stories and get information out towards other people.]]> 2016-12-16 14:56:39 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/144062938 Henry Blanco https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/144066099 In module 4 I learned many things. I learned how not to be biased. I also learned about Ethos, Pathos , and Logos. I now know how to use each of them effectively. This module also help my ability claim, counterclaim, and rebuttal got much better than what it was. 
 I researched a lot about claim, counterclaim, and rebuttal. I learned how to identify them.  I definitely have gotten better. Module 4 was a great module and their were many thing that i was able to learn about that I did not know before.]]> 2016-12-16 15:08:44 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/144066099 Kevin Rivas https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/144317554 In module 4 was very complex for me.  I learned how to identify the three appeals: logos, ethos, and pathos. I needed help with those, I wouldn't know how to different them. I also learn more on argumentative essay, like learning how every source has to credible to be believable and I was able to learn more about collecting evidence from believable sources because they are a lot of false sources.

I had a problem in how to start my first paragraph. My first paragraph was never good because in barely have a good claim, but this module has help me. Not only with claim but also with the counterclaim. I didn't know that we had to use counterclaim in an argumentative essay ]]> 2016-12-19 14:46:39 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/144317554 Kristen Hervis https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/144347344 In module four i have learned a wide range of things. It was slightly difficult. I learned on how to improve my skills when writing an argumentative essay, and how exactly you should use counterclaim.

 I believe that it is very important to structure your essays so the reader can understand what you have to say.
Sources help make your points valid that is something i have learned as well. Argumentative essays are the most interesting and this module indicated that breaking down your writing makes is more valuable. This module changed my perspective on writing.]]> 2016-12-19 16:55:43 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/144347344 Stephanne Sevillla https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/144446404 Like all the other, this module helped improve my writing and grammar skills as well. In my opinion, module 4 was the best out of the four modules because argumentative writing is my favorite type of writing.   I was able to learn more about collecting evidence from believable sources because they are a lot of false sources out there. I was able to learn the way a sports journalist suppose to write their piece. My ability to claim, counterclaim and rebuttal has improved a lot thanks to this module. A sports journalist has to provide editorial content while covering athletic events to help audiences make sense of the games that is taking place. I also learned that when you are revising your counterclaim you have to make that you have been fair to your audience by sharing counterclaims that honestly show what the opposite side of your topic believes. The module also taught me more about the definitions of ethos, pathos and logos. After during all four of the modules i learned that being a journalist is not so easy as it sounded before.]]> 2016-12-20 12:45:15 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/144446404 Ramses Gonzalez https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/144459094 In module 4, the work little more difficult but i learned a lot. I improved my grammar skills and and writing has become easier. i now know how to integrate the three appeals into my writing. Writing argumentative papers is now easier. I was also about to start my first paragraphs and conclude them a little easier. I can now site mt sources the correct way. conducting research is just complicated work at times because not everything on the internet is true.]]> 2016-12-20 13:59:26 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/144459094 Edlun Gault https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/144543442 Module 4 out of all the modules were highly difficult. This module tested my ability to reason along with, identifying Ethos, Logos, and Pathos. This module however, taught me to think outside of the box. By that I mean it taught me how to use real-world examples and exemplify it through my line of work.
All in all, Module 4 was challenging. But, I have learned that, with the other assignments such as, collecting evidence or evaluating a speaker, module 4 has paved the way into tapping into the serious mentality of Journalism. I have learned in order to be a serious and credible Journalist you would have to follow these procedures accordingly.]]> 2016-12-21 02:25:08 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/144543442 Kemberlyn Fernandez https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/144573223 Module 4 was somewhat complicated for me. I was able to learn a lot though. I know how to incorporate three different appeals into my write. I was able to write a really good argumentative essay with just this steps. To do all this I obviously needed to collect  evidence and I was able to accomplish a good essay.

One of my favorite things of this module was that I learned about Claim, Counterclaim, and Rebuttal. That was my favorite thing ever. I liked how in this module we were able to express ourselves. I believe that's very important. Learning all this wasn't easy at all but I'm happy I did.]]> 2016-12-21 12:34:13 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/144573223 Lidia Gutierrez https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/144677554 Module Four compared to rest of the modules was very difficult only in the way that we actually had to start researching and writing throughout the whole section. But throughout this section it helped me improve my writing skills especially when writing a counterclaim and a rebuttal. Also it showed me how every source needs to be a credible one and how I should collect evidence to help my essay. While writing some of my essays I learned that there’s positive and negative resources, negative ones being fake sources. It showed me that while writing a counterclaim, you really have to understands someone’s claim. The notebook taught me how to use the 5 W’s and H in my essays.


]]> 2016-12-22 13:35:00 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/144677554 Misha Imbert https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/145004587 Module 4 was the end of all modules and prepared us to be proper journalist and tell us about all the aspects of journalism. In this module, I was able to collect, do research and review all information given to me to voice my opinion and the opinion of others. It also introduced the three ways to appeal to an audience; ethos, which tends to the moral side and ethical side of the argument; logos, which is the logical side of the argument; and lastly, pathos, which sides with the emotions of said argument. 

This module also taught me about claim, counterclaim and rebuttals. How there is also another side to the story and how evidence is key and essential to all parts of a story. This module athough the toughest out of all of them, taught me that not all sources are credibe and how it is necessary to thoroughly confirm all sources before writing any assignment or paper  if one should write any paper. This module was fun and increased my knowlege on many topics. Although this is the end of the class, the knowledge and respect I have learned through  journalism will never end. ]]> 2017-01-02 21:32:18 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/145004587 Allison Martinez https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/145797487 In module 4 was the hardest module compare to the other ones. The reason why it's because in this module we had to write an argument. The good thing about this is that we had the opportunity to express ourselves. Before writing an argument you need to collect evidence. 

I really enjoyed learning about Claim,Counterlaim and Rebuttal. Identifying Ethos, Logos and Pathos wasn't easy either but I got the hang of it really fast. Giving my opinion was my favorite part because honestly that's very important to me. Learning all this steps wasn't easy but I can say I learned a lot.]]> 2017-01-07 00:05:58 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/145797487 Jonathan Fajardo https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/145800261 Module 4 offered a very exciting experience form of education in order to provide and touch us more on journalism. It showed me that one must focus on a claim in order to show the audience the reason why you are speaking to begin with. Not only that, it also showed another  very important topic which was having a counter claim. This shows that you must always be prepared for what others may have to say against your claim.

Defending your claim is a very important matter at hand because of this you are able to show the audience why you are correct and why the counterclaim isn't. This module showed me how to rebuttal which is very useful when it comes to defending your claim. It has also showed me that your argument must answer the five W's and the one H. With this module I have achieved one step closer into better understanding journalism and defending my opinion that way I can show the audience where I as the speech-er stand.]]> 2017-01-07 03:27:39 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/145800261 Jose Pedraza https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/145827827 Module 4 in my opinion was the hardest one. This is because we had to write even more than the other modules. Some lessons took time to understand but once you've understand it then it would be easy and quick to go through. But on the other hand I learned  a lot due to writing argumentative perceptions towards the audience. 
Claim, Counterclaim and Rebuttal was difficult in the beginning. But  I did my research about them and it allowed me to learn even more. Overall the module was an interesting one which focused on a major aspect of journalism. ]]> 2017-01-07 19:55:14 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/145827827 Allison Trejo https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/145828960 In module 4 I learned how to write an argument. I thought it was going to be hard but I learned how to do it fast. Expressing our own opinion about different topics was actually really fun. To write an argument you first need to collect some evidence and then put it all together.

Claim, Counterclaim and Rebuttal was fun to learn and there was so much about it. Ethos, logos and pathos wasn't easy at the beginning so I had to see some examples of it but I got the hang of it. In this module I learned a lot .It was complicated for me compare to the other ones. Being a journalist would actually be a great job.]]> 2017-01-07 20:39:05 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/145828960 Estefania Rivera https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/145983332 In Module 4 I had a better understanding on writing an argumentative essay. I believe that argumentative essays is one of the hardest but most interesting to write. 
An argumentative essay is like an investigation if you could say. You have to find evidence on what ever it is and you write your story. You have to catch t he eye of the reader and get across to them what you are trying to put out there. 
In writing an argumentative essay, my favorite thing has to be to rebuttal because I love going against other peoples views even though I could be wrong, I know I can convince people. 
I really enjoyed this module and it had really made me get a better knowledge of Journalism. Being a journalist is a lot of work but also fun. It would be a great career for anyone who had a passion for it.]]> 2017-01-09 14:17:54 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/145983332 Ariackna Briceno https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/146025815 Module 4 was a very challenging module. Although it was harder from 1, 2 and 3 I felt motivated to keep on learning and experiencing new subjects in journalism.
This is our last module and I'm honestly glad its done .I had a great time learning so many cool thing about journalism that I never thought excited.]]> 2017-01-09 16:09:34 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/146025815 Jose Guerra https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/146030502 Module 4 
During this module I have attained enough knowledge to not only understand the true meaning of journalism. but balance myself through the struggles of my language understanding. I have learned the techniques of writing and the true statement of understanding several views in writing. making me aim towards english not only a more sufficient career, but a future filled with writing. the emotional
side has tough me to uderstand the themes better and keep enjoying life from all types of angles.  learned more i like to write more , I practice the more English, writhing the essay . I understands the theme  ]]> 2017-01-09 16:22:02 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/146030502 Daniel Thews https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/146086564 During Module 4 I learned the importance and how specific argumentative writing is, the methods of persuasion, learned how to identify appeals: ethos, pathos, and logos. I learned how important a claim, counterclaim and rebuttal is in an argument and how to create them. Also how to differentiate the positive, negative, and neutral connotations. I know how to find credible sources and revise things on my own properly. I can find correct credible sources to support my argument. What I found most useful and helpful from this module was when I was taught how to create a claim, counterclaim, and a rebuttal. I have no questions left for this module.

]]> 2017-01-09 18:56:00 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/146086564 Javier Sanchez https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/146262185 Module 4 showed me different styles of writing. It taught me about logos, ethos, and pathos and also different types of essays. This module helped me improve my writing skills and my grammar. And most importantly I learned how a counterclaim can be beneficial in an argumentative essay. 
  Finding evidence and sources that support my articles was extremely important. It gives my writing more credit and reliability. Everything I learned in the other modules came together and it helped become a better writer and easier for me to write about anything. ]]> 2017-01-10 14:49:11 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/146262185 Victor Godoy https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/146414630 Module 4 showed me not only the different styles of writing but more in depth of claim, counterclaim, and rebuttal. In school we learn the basics but with more practice, I've actually learned how to use it in essays or daily conversations. This module improved my writing skills and my argumentative skills. I've never been good at persuading people and learning about it is very useful for papers in my education. To have an argument, you must know what you're talking about and back it up.

This module showed me more about collecting evidence and using it for your argument. Having evidence makes your argument more factual. People will truly believe you and side with you when you back up your statements. It's even better when you use pathos, ethos, and logos. Appealing to people's emotions is a great way to attract people. This module really helped me and I enjoyed this one most of all.]]> 2017-01-11 00:50:16 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/146414630 Jeffrey romero https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/146516496 Module 4 was the most complex module of all, but it was the one that taught me the most. This Module taught me things that I never taught I would like. I really enjoyed it. The module explained to me more about argumentative essays in which I learned that you have to use logos, pathos, ethos when writing any story.   Finding evidence and support for my articles was really important. 

Most importantly i learned how every source has to credible to be believable and I was able to learn more about collecting evidence from believable sources because they are a lot of false sources.  All the subjects I learned in the previous modules came together in module 4 and I really feel like writing articles has become way easier for me due to these modules.  I learned what claim and  counterclaim is. Evidence is the key to each of them. Collecting evidence can be very tedious but it is essential because if not you do not have a valid argument. This module taught me a lot.]]> 2017-01-11 14:34:13 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/146516496 Andrea Carias https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/146681058 Module four was one of the most hardest module for me, but at the same time it was one of the best. For instance, this module took time like a a lot of thinking about it was good because it helps with how to state and let others know about your argument.
not only that but it made me focus more on persuading my audience and how to identify appeals; such as ethos, pathos, logos. 

mostly importantly how every sourced has a to be credible so your audience can believe it. with that comes the counterclaim and rebuttal, and the different with the positive and negative connotations. I just think this module was hard for the simple fact that it took time and thats what frustrated me the most, other than that i think i learned a lot.]]> 2017-01-12 01:07:06 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/146681058 Eylin Solera https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/146691395 Module 4 was the most complicated of all modules. But at the same time it was very helpful to learn all this new things. i learned so much about ethos , pathos and logos , that i didn't know about before. this module was really challenging for me but I'm happy we are done with it . when we first started module 1 i thought it was gonna be so easy but no, you have to put in work . 

i learned how to cite my sources, (which i never really did that before). Also i learned that every source has to be credible and believable.I had to go back and find examples of my articles and that really helped me learn a lot of new things and news that are going on around the world that i didn't know about.I learned how social can be so crucial at times. Now a days instead of breaking up a fight we are filming it and stuff like that we were able to discuss in this module.
.]]> 2017-01-12 03:50:35 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/146691395 Steven Quezada https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/146692559 Module 4 taught me how to write an argument. It was actually really interesting because I was able to argue about something that happens in our daily lifes. Giving my own opinion was my favorite thing though. At first it seemed hard but it was actually easy.

I think the hardest part for me was claim, counterclaim and rebuttal because I didn't know which was which and it took me a while to realize it. I liked learning about Ethos, Pathos and logos it wasn't hard at all. I enjoyed every module but this was was the best. I really enjoyed expressing myself.]]> 2017-01-12 04:13:48 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/146692559 Justin Leiva https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/146947849 Module four was probably the hardest of them all but it did help me understand more it helped me write a story with rhetorical appeals such as pathos,logos,ethos.It also helped me write an argumentative essay and how to write claims and counter claims. It also showed me to collect evidence to do your story and make it an authentic story.]]> 2017-01-13 00:00:23 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/146947849 Sofia Padilla https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/147017738 Module 4 focused on how to write an effective argument and key factors in order to appeal your readers. It starts off by teaching the definition of claim, counterclaim, and rebuttal to an argument and the uses of it. In addition, module 4 has taught three key factors for writing effective argument; pathos, logos, and ethos.  Pathos appeal to a person’s emotions and when a writer uses pathos, he/she get them to believe their side of an argument. Logos appeal to logic or to reason and by using logos, the writer can appeal to the audience by providing logical explanation to the argument. Ethos appeal to ethics and using ethos can help the writer can appeal to his or her audience on an ethical level, showing an understanding about what the community values. Additionally, this module has taught to me to acknowledge the other’s person argument and to rebuttal through evidence and support in order to backup your claim. Without evidence and support, your argument is invalid and biased.  To collect evidence, one must find credible sources and to make sure that’s up to date with accurate information since not everything on the internet is reliable. Module 4 has helped me to have an overall understanding on effective argument and how to write one.   ]]> 2017-01-13 12:30:56 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/147017738 Sean Lougheed https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/147018651 Within this particular module, it highlighted an opinionated form of writing and how to successfully persuade audiences by using appeals. By showing how to identify these appeals, it helped provide insight into it applicatory use. I personally find useful as these techniques aren't only good for writing but essential in communication. The section also provided perspective into how one should structure an argumentative editorial, of which I found to be the most interesting aspect of this module. Learning how others can be swayed onto one's own position through these tactics is something I believe no good writer can go without.

This module also revealed how to locate and utilize credible sources in order to give one's opinion on a particular matter enough credibility to persuade another to your own side. Seeing the differing sentence techniques was a curiosity for me, as since it came by habit, I hadn't really thought of how different forms of writing used had a unique underlying meaning to each of them. I found the revision area to have been similar in concept to the last module, however i suppose the introduction of self-editing and then revising could have been a good part of the module had the idea not sunken in during the last. Overall, I believe this module to be useful for future writing and attempts at persuasion for both future journalists and other individuals alike.]]> 2017-01-13 12:36:56 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/147018651 Manuel Pages https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/147037014 Module 4 in my opinion was the most difficult module. It mainly focuses on how to write an effective argument, it also has to do with writing stories with rhetorical appeals like pathos, logos,and ethos. The module was difficult but it was pretty fun because it helps me focus on how to write better essays and better argumentative essays.

The module also shows how to find and use good sources to be able to give a good argumentative essay. I just think that this module was stressful and difficult but it was a challenge that i enjoyed.]]> 2017-01-13 13:58:52 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/147037014 Eric Olivera https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/147049101     Module 4 was pretty easy for me. I learned how to write an argumentative article and connect with people by using ethos, pathos, and logos. Ethos appeals to ethics, logos appeals to logic and reason, and Pathos appeals to emotions. I learned how to persuade people through writing and that those skills can also be used while just having normal conversations. This module focused on assignments that you had to actually stop and think about the answer before typing anything.
 This module taught me how to cite sources in my article because if i didn't I could be accused of plagiarism. It also taught me to have several sources because not all sources are valid. It is good to look for sources that are well known because that also helps you win people over. I learned that it is also important to listen to your opponents counterclaim because it will help you make a good rebuttal and win the argument.]]> 2017-01-13 14:35:22 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/147049101 Nelson Canizares https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/147084417 Module 4 has been a challenge with all the writing i first thought was going to be tough. but later ended enjoying every part of my work. for that I would have to thank this whole class for teaching me the essentials of journalism. The topics i found most helpful was the Ethos, Pathos, Logos. review because I can now implement all these techniques to furthermore stories. but in general The module shows us how to find and use good sources to be able to give a good argumentative essay. I just think that this module was stressful and difficult but it was a challenge that i enjoyed and look forward to more of journalism.]]> 2017-01-13 16:23:24 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/147084417 Brian Figueroa https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/147094036 Summarizing Module 4 has it's goods and bad's good that I learned new techniques such as Logos,Ethos,Pathos and bad in the sense where I had to write a lot which in my case isn't my favorite. besides that I Mostly saw this class as an adventure and trying something new. beside all of the essentials that i learned, this module showed me how to find and use good sources to be able to give a good arguments and essay's. I think that this module was difficult but i'm happy I got to learn new ways in writing and a more vivid view towards journalism.]]> 2017-01-13 16:52:19 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/147094036 Daniela Osorio https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/147164645 Module four was very useful for future references. It taught us the process and the necessities of what is needed in an argument. As well as it is not necessary to argue as cats and dogs to prove a point. Effective arguments are essential. It shows maturity and how educated you are as a person to prove your point without the subject getting out of hand. However, there is much needed in order to have a good precise argument. 

In the module is spoke of claim, counterclaim, and rebuttal. Those are the three main pieces to the puzzle. Logos, pathos, and ethos is much needed as well to have a well done argument. In this case it is okay to stick to your bias opinion. However, it is much more important to get straight to your point in order to persuade and make others understand your effective argument. ]]> 2017-01-13 22:27:33 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/147164645 Many Ortiz https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/147170724 Module 4 was one of the most hardest module I've worked on. Everything took a long time to do made me second guess things but i did learn a lot of things i thought i had down packed. For example this module explained to me how to write an argumentative essay in which we always have to use ethos, pathos, and logos when writing a story.  What did really challenge me a lot in module 4 was the post test knowing it was a final test made me worry if I was going to be able to pass it. 

But without hehesitation  I stood confident with everything I learned and got a good grade that has helped my score a lot go up topossibly  pass this course.. But in general I found this module not as intense as I thought it would be. I actually found it interesting and learned  a lot in writing for journalism.

]]> 2017-01-14 00:58:02 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/147170724 Daniella Brito https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/147172872 Module 4, for me has been the most difficult out of all the modules but at the same time one of the most effective in which, I have learned a lot, for example; how to write an argument as well as by incorporating my own opinion. It explained  the three appeals that an argument can have towards the audience: ethos, pathos, and logos. It also explained how each appeal has a different effect in your claim, counterclaim, and rebuttal. 

Most importantly I learned how every source has to credible to be believable. Journalism class has been an eye opener for me has made me think outside the box. There was times where I liked it others not so much.]]> 2017-01-14 02:52:07 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/147172872 Lucia Fuentes https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/147172909 Module 4 was a little challenging but it was full of very important information. It teaches us how to write amusing argumentative essay's where we are able to express our expression.We also learned about rhetorical appeals such a pathos, logos,and ethos and how to properly use them.

The module also mentioned claim,counterclaim, and rebuttal.Which teaches us how to build up a good intense and organized argumentative essay.It also teaches us to look at good sources to back up our argument and to listen to our opponents point of view in order to contradict them. This class has helped me to have a quick and creative mind.]]> 2017-01-14 02:55:29 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/147172909 Jennifer Madrano https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/147185335 Module four reminded me of my teacher  from the beginning of high school. She  us about effective arguments. We  even had debates. We needed to evalute each speaker. It was a good experience. 

In module four I learned the elements that a argumentative esssay needs. It needs a claim, counterclaim, and rebuttal. Most importantly it is need of logos pathos, and ethos. When you want to persuade and prove a point argumentative essay is the way to go. Especially now leaving to colllege it came in handy.]]> 2017-01-14 12:03:40 UTC https://padlet.com/virtualinstruction/Journalism4_07DBA/wish/147185335