Option One: Make Your Point Purpose: The purpose of this assignment is to help you apply the argumentation concepts that we have worked on throughout the semester. Preparation: Identify an issue of importance to you. It may be related to school, COVID 19, or something else. Please read three to five articles about this issue to help you get acquainted with it. If you chose something you are concerned with you will find this extra credit to be very easy. If you select something you think I want to see, you will probably struggle some. Presentation: Please produce a 500-800 word editorial that takes a position on the issue of importance to you. I want you to strongly think about submitting your editorial to your local paper or to the Western Courier. Make your voice heard. To receive the full level of extra credit, I would like to see the following: A) A clear explanation of the position your advancing. What are you arguing we should do? B) A clear explanation of the position that you intend to refute. What is this position and the reasons for it? C) At least two clear arguments advancing your position (Toulmin Model Elements). D) Some refutation based in either an identification of the fallacies you see in the opposing position or some ARG evaluation (using the ARG refutation strategies we worked on). E) Some style/good clear writing. Option Two: Its Debatable (up to 10 points) Preparation: Listen to the Radiolab story on Ryan Wash and collegiate debate. https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/radiolab/articles/debatable For your convenience, I have also added Dr. Harris’ final round Ballot and a link to the actual debate on Youtube. https://youtu.be/RZrWfDIediU You do not need to look at these extra links, but you may find that they help you. Dr. Harris’ Ballot is in the “Post Spring Break Materials” folder. Assignment: Produce a 2-5 page paper that responds to the story. You need to take an argumentative position. You can argue that Ryan’s approach to debate is wrong or that Ryan’s approach to debate is important. Or, you can take a broader perspective and argue that intercultural debate/argumentation is good or bad
Option One: Make Your Point
Purpose: The purpose of this assignment is to help you apply the argumentation concepts that we have worked on throughout the semester.
Preparation: Identify an issue of importance to you. It may be related to school, COVID 19, or something else. Please read three to five articles about this issue to help you get acquainted with it. If you chose something you are concerned with you will find this extra credit to be very easy. If you select something you think I want to see, you will probably struggle some.
Presentation: Please produce a 500-800-word editorial that takes a position on the issue of importance to you. I want you to strongly think about submitting your editorial to your local paper or to the Western Courier. Make your voice heard. To receive the full level of extra credit, I would like to see the following:
Option Two: Its Debatable (up to 10 points)
Preparation: Listen to the Radiolab story on Ryan Wash and collegiate debate. https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/radiolab/articles/debatable
For your convenience, I have also added Dr. Harris’ final round Ballot and a link to the actual debate on YouTube. https://youtu.be/RZrWfDIediU
You do not need to look at these extra links, but you may find that they help you. Dr. Harris’ Ballot is in the “Post Spring Break Materials” folder.
Assignment: Produce a 2-5 page paper that responds to the story. You need to take an argumentative position. You can argue that Ryan’s approach to debate is wrong or that Ryan’s approach to debate is important. Or, you can take a broader perspective and argue that intercultural debate/argumentation is good or bad.
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