S1.C11.2 | Outlining Arguments | Interaction

​Reflect on the following essential question then type your answer under it.

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Essential Question 2: How can I write strong arguments?

At the end of this lesson, revisit your answer then see if you should change or retain it.

As you read the following position paper by someone from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), try to identify its main parts.

Position Paper Examples - Model United Nations

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​Give what is required for each item in the following slides.

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Description of status quo: What motivated the author to write about the problem?

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Stand: What is the author’s conviction or belief in regard to solving the problem?

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Goal: What is the author’s desired result?

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Policy: What general action is the author proposing to fulfill the aforementioned goal?

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Application: What specific steps are involved in the policy?

​Watch the following video on organizing the content of your five-paragraph position paper then revisit your Canvas course and create your own outline using the guide on the next Assignment.

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