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Unit 3 Writer's Journal

Unit 3 Writer's Journal

Q In this unit's Writer's Journal, practice using the "They Say / I Say" method for entering the critical conversation. Instructions To do so, select one of the following templates as a starting point to compose an opening paragraph for your major writing assignment this. "Plug in" language that relates to your argument, and try to create an effective beginning to your essay. Consider referring not only to your assigned readings but also to our class discussions. • Common sense seems to dictate that __________. However, a deeper consideration suggests that _________ is true. • The standard way of thinking about Topic X has it that __________. • In discussions of X, one controversial issue has been __________. On the one hand, __________ argues __________. On the other hand, __________ contends __________. Others even maintain __________. My own view is __________. • When it comes to the topic of __________, most of us will readily agree that __________. Where this agreement usually ends, however, is on the question of __________. Whereas some are convinced that __________, others maintain that __________. After using one of these templates to compose a paragraph, write 1-2 paragraphs reflecting on the experience. What was it like to write with templates? Did you find it enjoyable? Why or why not? Was it difficult? How so? How do you think that these templates could be useful to your writing in the future? As always, upload either a typed document (.doc, .docx, or .pdf) or a photo/scan of your writing (.jpg, .gif, .pdf). Rubric EN 105 Online Writer's Journal Rubric EN 105 Online Writer's Journal Rubric Criteria Ratings Pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeWriter's Journal Task/Prompt 15 pts The student has completed the assigned task or responded to the prompt in full. 0 pts The student has not completed the assigned task, or has not responded to the prompt. 15 pts Total Points: 15 PreviousNext

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Is Wikipedia a reliable source? When it comes to the topic of Wikipedia, most of us will readily agree that it isn’t a reliable source. Where this agreement usually ends, however, is on the question of validity of the information provided on Wikipedia. Whereas some are convinced that the information provided by Wikipedia is factual, others maintain that Wikipedia is fake news. My goal here is present facts as to why Wikipedia isn’t a reliable source. There are 3 reasons I’d say no to Wikipedia being a reliable source. The first reason is Wikipedia makes it clear in the websites guidelines on academic use that it is not a reliable source for academic writing or research.