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Learning Objectives for Advanced Writing

Advanced Level (Writing an Argumentative Essay)

Focus: Argument Development and Academic Writing Structure

By the end of this session, learners will be able to:

Identify and explain the five key components of an argumentative essay: claim, supporting reasons, evidence/examples, counterargument, and conclusion.
Develop a strong claim (thesis statement) on a given or chosen topic.
Construct three coherent body paragraphs, each presenting a reason, supporting details, and evidence.
Write a complete argumentative essay including an introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion.
Submit the final essay via Padlet for review and reflection.

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ADVANCED WRITING SESSION

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After you identify the 5 steps on the video such as claim, supporting reasons, evidence/examples, counterargument, and conclusion

Exercise

Please Write your own argumentative statement using the claim in your own words and follow the outline:

Introduction
Three body paragraphs
Conclusion

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