Judgement and Personal Response

What does JPR stand for?

• Judgement and Personal Response

• Judgement and Prime Resolutions

• Justice and Peace Reasons

• Justice and Promises Rationale

How much time should you spend on answering a7pt JPR?

• 30 minutes

• 60 minutes

• 10 minutes

• 60 seconds

What does it mean to take a stand?

• State the protocol.

• State the problem asked.

• State whether you are annoyed.

• State whether you agree or disagree.

What is the proposing argument?

• This is the matter of the object.

• This is your supporting details for the stand.

• This is the counter argument.

• This is your opposing view.

What is the opposing view?

• This is the support for the proposal.

• This is the counter argument.

• This is the matter at hand.

• This is the transitional words.

What is the conclusion of the JPR?

• The overall strength

• The overall issue

• The final wrap up of the argument.

• The final judgement.

How much is your conclusion worth?

• 7 pts

• 10 pts

• 3pts

• 1 pt

Why so we write JPR questions?

• To help students think critically and be able to provide coherent arguments.

• To annoy students from all perspectives.

• To force students into loving language arts

Free write: Why is Religious Studies important? Present and argue your thoughts. (5pts)