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Outline Options for Essay #4, “Broad Strokes” Page 1
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Introduction (hook, background, and thesis) |
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OPTIONAL - More background information (define terms, explain what issue is in more detail, particularly if it is complicated) |
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I. Cause(s) of problem |
I. Effect(s)--the problem itself |
I. Cause(s) of problem |
I. Effects of problem |
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II. Effect(s)-- the problem itself |
II. Cause(s) of problem |
II. Effects--the problem itself |
II. Causes of problem |
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III. Best solution(s) for problem |
III. Best solution(s) for problem |
III. Counterargument for one or more effects (why some people might not feel these effects or real or significant) |
III. Counterargument for causes (why some people feel that the causes are not valid or significant) |
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IV. Counterargument for solution (why some people don’t think this is a good solution) |
IV. Counterargument for solution (why some people don’t think this is a good solution) |
IV. Rebuttal (why these effects are significant and a problem, despite the counterargument, or why the counterargument is flawed. |
IV. Rebuttal (why these causes are indeed the causes, despite the counterargument, or why the counterargument is flawed. |
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V. Rebuttal (why it is still the best solution, despite the counterargument, or why counterargument is flawed) |
V. Rebuttal (why it is still the best solution, despite the counterargument, or why counterargument is flawed) |
V. Best solution(s) for the problem |
V. Best solution(s) for the problem |
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VI. Conclusion |
VI. Conclusion |
VI. Conclusion |
VI. Conclusion |
Outline Options for Essay #4, “More detailed breakdown” Page 2
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Introduction (hook, background, and thesis) |
Introduction (hook, background, and thesis) Topic (cyberbullying among children and adolescents) Hook: A dramatic story about a teen who was cyberbullied. Transition to statistics about bullying. End with thesis |
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OPTIONAL - More background information (define terms, explain what issue is in more detail, particularly if it is complicated) |
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I. Cause(s) of problem A. Description of first cause B. Description of second cause |
I. Cause(s) of bullying A. Why some children become bullies (leaders) B. Why other children follow their lead (peer pressure) C. Internet creating “culture of hate,” exacerbating problem that always existed |
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II. Effect(s)-- the problem itself A. First major effect B. Second major effect C. Third major effect |
II. Effect(s)—why bullying is a problem A. Bullying is growing and becoming “normalized” B. Low self-esteem among children who are bullied C. Suicides |
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III. Solution A. Some suggested solutions B. The best solution |
III. Solution A. Parental monitoring of children’s online activities, harsher punishments for bullies, technological solutions for reporting bullies. B. The best solution are anti-bullying programs in schools that teach children respect and replace negative behaviors with positive ones. |
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IV. Counterargument for solution (why some people don’t think this is a good solution) |
IV. Parents, not schools, should teach children these values. |
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V. Rebuttal (why it is still the best solution, despite the counterargument, or why counterargument is flawed) |
V. In an ideal world, yes; however, programs such as , _, and _ have been extremely successful in reducing bullying. |
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VI. Conclusion |
VI. Conclusion |