
Week 3 (Day 6)
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Review:
Thesis Statements
Paragraphs
Quote Sandwiches - Good effort!! :D
New Skills:
MSJC's Academic Support Services
Pisces (MSJC Tutors)
NetTutor
Research
Citations
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Open Ended
Knowledge Review:
What does it mean to read "actively"? What is SQ3R?
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Topic + Claim
Debatable? - someone can make a counterargument
So what? - make the audience care
Scope - adequate to the number of paragraphs/ pages of the essay
Purpose - to persuade
EXAMPLE: Social media is anti-democratic.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the issue with the example thesis statement below:
The pandemic sucks.
The statement is expressed as a personal opinion.
The statement is expressed too factually.
The thesis statement is too narrow.
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Open Ended
How can you rewrite the thesis statement below?
The pandemic sucks.
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Multiple Choice
What is wrong with the thesis statement below?
Using academic support services can help a student succeed in challenging college courses.
Nothing is wrong. It's good!
The statement is too broad.
The statement is too biased.
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B.E.E.F.
Big Idea: Topic sentence
Example 1
Elaborate
Example 2
Elaborate
Finish
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Multiple Select
Knoweldege check:
Which of the sentences below is a good topic sentence for an essay about conserving water?
Immediately fixing household water leaks saves California water.
Lowering the flow on the bathroom toilet conserves 5 gallons of water daily.
Using lawn turf (artificial grass) helps conserve California water.
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Some text here about the topic of discussion
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Signal phrase ( author states, )
Type the quote - use quotation marks " "
EXPLAIN the quote: why is the quote important?
Quote Sandwich
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Example of a "Quote Sandwich"
In Carol Dweck's book, Mindset: The New Psychology of Success, the author states, "This growth mindset is based on the belief that your basic qualities are things you can cultivate through your efforts, your strategies, and help from others " (Dweck 3). This means that you can grow any important skill by putting in the work, learning new methods, and reaching out for help.
Introduces the quote
The quote " "
Explain the quote
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Open Ended
How can this quote sandwich be improved?
Psychologist Dweck writes, [If, like those with the growth mindset, you
believe you can develop yourself, then you’re open to accurate information about your current
abilities, even if it’s unflattering. What’s more, if you’re oriented toward learning, as they are,
you need accurate information about your current abilities in order to learn effectively]. It's important to know the difference between fixed and growth mindsets to perform well at work.
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Some text here about the topic of discussion
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Study the Dweck essay on mindsets
- look up words
- annotate the reading
Bring a research source
Library database
Google (pass CRAAP Test)
Review:
Thesis Statements
Paragraphs
Quote Sandwiches - Good effort!! :D
New Skills:
MSJC's Academic Support Services
Pisces (MSJC Tutors)
NetTutor
Research
Citations
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