you will write a brief argument about an issue related to your career field or personal interest. Your audience will depend on who would could make a difference about the issue. The argument will need to be approximately 1,000 words (four typed pages), and include at least four reputable sources. Imagine that it will be published in a magazine, newspaper, or blog related to your field or interest. Be sure to carefully consider your rhetorical situation and the following guidelines as you develop your argument.
1. The introduction should grab the reader’s attention, effectively introduce the issue, and provide a clear thesis that states your overall position.
2. You will need to clearly explain the problem or issue in your field.
3. You will need to provide clear, well-considered reasons and support for your position using a variety of logical strategies while avoiding faulty logic.
4. You will need to consider opposing views fully and fairly and provide a logical rebuttal.
5. You will need to include appropriate emotional appeals for topic, purpose, and intended audience.
6. You will need to use a clear and logical organizational structure.
7. Your conclusion needs to include a clear call to action that is feasible. In other words, please ask readers to do something that will make a difference and something they can do relatively quickly, such as signing a petition, donating, volunteering, voting a particular way, using a system, etc.
8. You will need to include at least four reputable, relevant, and recent secondary sources in your argument. They will need to provide effective logical or emotional appeals, be incorporated into the discussion effectively, and be cited correctly.
9.You will need to include effectively developed paragraphs throughout your paper.
10. You will need to carefully edit your paper to ensure that all your sentences are clear, concise, and correct (relatively free of grammar, spelling, or punctuation errors).
11. Your paper should be formatted in a magazine/newspaper/blog format.
please identify a highly potential topic for your final argument for the course. Then consider the rhetorical situation for your argument:
Subject:
Occasion (why relevant/important now):
Audience (be specific):
Purpose (what do you want readers to do):
Your interest/expertise:
Comments about Topics:
Subject: Pros and cons of social media
Occasion (why relevant/important now): Currently everyone is using social media for something either to help them keep up with friends and family or keeping up with world events
Audience (be specific): People who use social media
Purpose (what do you want readers to do): To find out the Pros and Cons of having a social media
Your interest/expertise:I have friends and family that are addicted to social media. Checking there phones every hour