Long School Days - A Persuasive Essay

Persuasive Essay Topic:

Long School Days

1. Body Paragraph Presenting Key Idea (1) From Essay Map:
     a. Support
     b. Fact Or Stat
     c. Summative Pointing To The Importance Of The Ideas In This Paragraph To The Discussion

2. Body Paragraph Presenting Key Idea (2) From Essay Map:
    a. Support
    b. Fact Or Stat
    c. Summative Pointing To The Importance Of These Ideas To The Discussion

3. Body Paragraph Presenting Key Idea (3) From Essay Map:
    a. Support
    b. Fact Or Stat
    c. Summative Pointing To The Importance Of These Ideas To The Discussion

Refutation—Acknowledge Opposing Claim: The Tactile And Emotional Connection Of Physical Books Cannot Be Replaced.

Conclusion—However, As New Connections With Ebooks Are Formed In Our Schools, As Well As In Our Homes, New Physiological Connections Will Develop As They Did Long Ago When We Adapted From Reading Papyrus To Leafing Through Pages.Crucial Elements Of Essay Iv Include: a Strong Issue That Speaks Directly To Your Identity.

What Are Your Stakes In This Discussion—Professional Aspirational, Intellectual, Personal Strong Question About The Issue Which Leads To Strong Claim Essay Map Of 3 Major Points In Claim 3 Body Paragraphs Illustrating The 3 Major Points You’Ve Established In Your Essay Map Refutation Conclusion Highlighting Your Position And Recommending An Action Or New Way Of Thinking About The Issue Works Cited Page Of 3 Primary Sources—To Include Newspaper Or Magazine Articles, Journals Or Texts, Interviews And Reputable Online Articles.

Final Essay Must Be Mla-Formatted, Make Use Of a Minimum Of Three (3 ) Outside Sources Used As In-Text Citations With a Works Cited Page, And Be Comprised Of a Word Count Of 500-750 Words, 3-5 Pages. A Strong Ts, Topic Sentence For Each Body Paragraph. Each Body Paragraph Should Contain 3 To 4 Sentences.

Make Certain To Present One Of Each Kind Of Sentence :

1. Illustration: Allow Us To See The Topic As It Appears Or Has Appeared In Your Life Or The Lives Of Others--An Anecdotal Story, a Real Time Concrete Moment Of An Event, Intimate To International, Involving The Topic (Pathos)
   
   
2. A Fact Or Stat (Logos)
   
   
3.  A Direct Quote From An Expert About The History Or Long Term Predictions Regarding Your Topic (Ethos) Please Make Sure This Direct Quote Is Not Merely a Statistic.Think In Terms Of a Pivotal Idea Or Reflection That Carries Greater Weight In Supporting Your Idea Because It Comes From The Impressive Words Of a Historian, Psychologist, Meteorologist, This Public Figure, And So On.