ENG 123 Lecture notes week 2

Reading: Choosing a Topic Based on Your Field of Study, Career, and Knowledge for

Assignment 1, Milestone 1

Everyone has unique histories, objectives, and experiments, which have an impact on the themes

they select.

Writing Notes for Assignment 1, Milestone 1: Argument: A style of writing or speaking intended

to persuade an audience to embrace the author's point of view. Important Points: proof

supporting a writer's major contention

the people that the message is intended for; the goal; the outcome you hope to accomplish; and

any new resources that may be utilized to bolster your claim.

Evidence is data or information that demonstrates the veracity of a perfect proposition. Watching

and Reading Phrases Don't be too generic with your keywords. A keyword is a significant term

from a title or document that is specifically utilized as an index to content.

Choosing Powerful Keywords

Decide on your study subject and the main argument you will use to support it.

List the key ideas in your research question and position. Examine several facets of your issue

and argument to identify the key points.

Create keywords based on the main ideas in your topic or argument, then evaluate their potency.

Acquire knowledge of Logical operators.

Subject > Main Idea > Subtopic Video: Opposing Viewpoints Activity: Creating Keywords Mind

Mapping Mind Mapping: Visual organizer for brainstorming How to Access and Use the Shapiro

Library Database of Different Standpoints