ENG 215 Week 3 Discussion Question

Week 3: Supporting Points and Research

Step 1: Complete your webtext and then considering the sources you have found, write about the following:

• What is your topic and position?
  
• Identify one source that agrees with your position and one that disagrees.
  
  
  • Include a link to each source if possible.
    
• In your sources, what is one idea you might use?
  
• What does it teach your audience about your topic?
• How does it convince your audience that your position is important or worth considering?

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Step 2: Review your peers' posts and share your thought on the idea they talk about.

• What did you learn?
• Does it convince you? Why or why not?
• Was it a good source to use? (aka, is it credible?)

Week 3: Supporting Points and Research

Step 1: Complete your webtext and then considering the sources you have found, write about the following:

• What is your topic and position?
  
• Identify one source that agrees with your position and one that disagrees.
  
  
  • Include a link to each source if possible.
    
• In your sources, what is one idea you might use?
  
  
  • What does it teach your audience about your topic?
  • How does it convince your audience that your position is important or worth considering?

Step 2: Review your peers' posts and share your thought on the idea they talk about.

• What did you learn?
• Does it convince you? Why or why not?
• Was it a good source to use? (aka, is it credible?)

Week 3: Supporting Points and Research

Step 1: Complete your webtext and then considering the sources you have found, write about the following:

• What is your topic and position?
  
• Identify one source that agrees with your position and one that disagrees.
  
  
  • Include a link to each source if possible.
    
• In your sources, what is one idea you might use?
  
  
  • What does it teach your audience about your topic?
  • How does it convince your audience that your position is important or worth considering?

Step 2: Review your peers' posts and share your thought on the idea they talk about.

• What did you learn?
• Does it convince you? Why or why not?
• Was it a good source to use? (aka, is it credible?)