Find an example of a persuasive argument (it might be found in a part of a speech, a scene in a movie Find an example of a persuasive argument (it might be found in a part of a speech, a scene in a movie, a news story, an opinion posted on an Internet blog, or […]
Respond to at least two colleagues by in one of the following ways: RESPONSE 1 Respond to at least two colleagues by in one of the following ways: · Offer and support an opinion about the likely outcome based on the theories your colleague described. · Make a suggestion for another way in which each theory your colleague
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Assignment 1: Discussion—Analyzing Implications Assignment 1: Discussion—Analyzing Implications Implications of arguments can be used as tools for evaluating and assessing arguments. These can help you decide whether you want to accept or support an original argument or not. In this assignment, you build on the skills you used in M3: Assignment 2, and go one step further. Review
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Participate in class discussion. Master students must make 8 notes on 3 different days. Participate in class discussion. Master students must make 8 notes on 3 different days. If you do not meet the required 8 posts for the entire week, each missing post is a 5-point deduction. Please ensure that you understand the participation
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