
The Automation Paradox: Get Ready Lesson
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The Automation Paradox by James Bessen
Unit 1: Gadgets and Glitches
Get Ready Lesson
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Open Ended
Early elevators required operators to help passengers ride safely and efficiently. What other once-human jobs are now done by technology? List as many as you can.
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Today's Learning Target
I Can...
Identify the elements of an argumentative essay
Determine or clarify the meaning of unknown and multiple meaning words or phrases based on grade 8 reading and content, choosing flexibly from a range of strategies.
Subject | Subject
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Argument Writing...
states a claim and reasons to support claim
includes facts
Explains why the opposing claim should be rejected
Can take many forms
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What is Argument Writing?
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT true about Argument Writing?
It includes facts to support the author's claim
It can take many forms such as essays, editorials, articles, etc.
It never acknowledges objections to the writer's claim
It includes a claim and reasons to support the claim
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One goal: Convince the reader
Blends facts with opinions
Emotional
Does not acknowledge opposing claim
Persuasive Writing
Research based
Supported with facts to support opinions
Logical; rational
Acknowledges the opposing claim
Argument Writing
Argument Writing vs. Persuasive Writing
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Multiple Choice
This type of writing places an emphasis on being research based
Argument
Persuasive
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Multiple Choice
This type of writing is more emotional in nature
Argument
Persuasive
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Multiple Choice
This type of writing acknowledges and disputes/disproves the opposing claim
Argument
Persuasive
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Multiple Choice
This type of writing serves one purpose: to convince the reader of the writer's position at all costs, even blending facts with opinions
Argument
Persuasive
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Claim: The writer's position or opinion on the issue
Evidence: That which supports the claim.
Examples of Evidence: facts, stats, quotations, examples, expert opinions
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Elements of an Argumentative Essay
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Multiple Choice
A claim is the writer's _____ on an issue
opinion
evidence
facts
reasons
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Open Ended
What are examples of evidence that might appear in argument writing?
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Graphic Features visually represent information
Graphic Features may include...
diagrams
maps
bar graphs
pie charts
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What are Graphic Features?
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Multiple Choice
Graphic features ______ represent information
textually
fundamentally
visually
argumentatively
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Poll
How well do you feel you understand what argument writing is?
1 = No Idea
2 = I feel okay
3 = I understand it
4 = I could teach a lesson on argument writing
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Critical Vocabulary for The Automation Paradox by James Bessen
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Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonym: Word that has a similar meaning
Antonym: Word that has an opposite meaning
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Vocabulary Word | Definition | Picture |
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Redistribute | distribute again but differently. | |
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Open Ended
What is an example to REDISTRIBUTE?
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Vocabulary Word | Definition | Picture |
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Relevant | Related or important to the topic | |
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Multiple Choice
A synonym for the word RELEVANT might be...
Interesting
Related
Unrelated
Redistribute
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Vocabulary Word | Definition | Picture |
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Robustly | In a strong healthy way | |
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Multiple Choice
What could be a strong antonym for the word ROBUST?
Strong
Healthy
Relevant
Weak
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Vocabulary Word | Definition | Picture |
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Expansive | broad in size, range, or degree of openness | |
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Multiple Choice
The amount of space in the universe could be described as EXPANSIVE
True
False
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Vocabulary Word | Definition | Picture |
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Predominantly | The most important, obvious, or typical aspect of something | |
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Open Ended
What could serve as a synonym for the word PREDOMINANTLY?
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Vocabulary Word | Definition | Picture |
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Collaborate | To work together | |
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Open Ended
What could serve as an antonym for the word COLLABORATE?
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Poll
Rate your confidence level on this text's Critical Vocabulary
1 = No confidence in these words
2 = I understand them okay
3 = I feel good. Just need more practice
4 = I could ace a vocabulary test on them right now!
The Automation Paradox by James Bessen
Unit 1: Gadgets and Glitches
Get Ready Lesson
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