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Which of the following is NOT a benefit of internet use in education, according to the provided content?
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of internet use in education, according to the provided content?
- It promotes students' academic integrity and discourages plagiarism. (correct)
- It facilitates more engaging and flexible learning environments.
- It helps students develop critical thinking skills by exposing them to different perspectives.
- It provides a comprehensive and accessible source of information.
What are the three rules mentioned in the content?
What are the three rules mentioned in the content?
- Be respectful, Be prepared, Have fun working
- Be respectful, Be prepared, Have fun learning (correct)
- Be respectful, Be prepared, Have fun thinking
- Be respectful, Be prepared, Have fun experimenting
What is the meaning of the word "impetuous" as used in the content?
What is the meaning of the word "impetuous" as used in the content?
- Thoughtful and cautious
- Slow and methodical
- Calm and deliberate
- Sudden and impulsive (correct)
What is the main argument presented in the provided content?
What is the main argument presented in the provided content?
What evidence does the text provide to support the claim that internet use in education is beneficial?
What evidence does the text provide to support the claim that internet use in education is beneficial?
What is the main problem highlighted regarding scientific research in the content?
What is the main problem highlighted regarding scientific research in the content?
According to the content, what is the purpose of an argumentative essay?
According to the content, what is the purpose of an argumentative essay?
What is the main reason teachers might be concerned about the use of the internet in education?
What is the main reason teachers might be concerned about the use of the internet in education?
What is the main benefit of mastering the art of writing an argumentative essay?
What is the main benefit of mastering the art of writing an argumentative essay?
Which of the following statements reflects the author's perspective on the role of the internet in education?
Which of the following statements reflects the author's perspective on the role of the internet in education?
What are the essential components of an argumentative essay?
What are the essential components of an argumentative essay?
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of the Internet in education, according to the text?
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of the Internet in education, according to the text?
Which of the following is NOT a key aspect assessed when evaluating the effectiveness of an argumentative essay?
Which of the following is NOT a key aspect assessed when evaluating the effectiveness of an argumentative essay?
What is the author's intended audience for this text?
What is the author's intended audience for this text?
Why does the author believe that the concerns regarding internet use in education are misguided?
Why does the author believe that the concerns regarding internet use in education are misguided?
What is the purpose of the "Spin and Solve" activity mentioned in the content?
What is the purpose of the "Spin and Solve" activity mentioned in the content?
What is a potential disadvantage of replacing libraries with tablets for reading?
What is a potential disadvantage of replacing libraries with tablets for reading?
What is the main argument used to counter the idea that replacing libraries with tablets would encourage more people to read?
What is the main argument used to counter the idea that replacing libraries with tablets would encourage more people to read?
What does the author imply about the accessibility of information in libraries and on tablets?
What does the author imply about the accessibility of information in libraries and on tablets?
According to the passage, what is one of the community benefits of libraries beyond book lending?
According to the passage, what is one of the community benefits of libraries beyond book lending?
What does the author imply about the potential health risks associated with using tablets for reading?
What does the author imply about the potential health risks associated with using tablets for reading?
What is the primary argument presented in the text?
What is the primary argument presented in the text?
What is a major benefit of using Wikipedia for research?
What is a major benefit of using Wikipedia for research?
What is the author's overall stance towards the idea of replacing libraries with tablets?
What is the author's overall stance towards the idea of replacing libraries with tablets?
What is the author's stance on the future of education?
What is the author's stance on the future of education?
According to the passage, what is one of the key reasons why libraries are seen as valuable community resources?
According to the passage, what is one of the key reasons why libraries are seen as valuable community resources?
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a potential benefit of using the internet for education?
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a potential benefit of using the internet for education?
What is one of the potential drawbacks of reading on a tablet, as mentioned in the passage?
What is one of the potential drawbacks of reading on a tablet, as mentioned in the passage?
What type of argument is presented in the statement: "The Earth revolves around the Sun."?
What type of argument is presented in the statement: "The Earth revolves around the Sun."?
What is the primary function of the conclusion paragraph in this essay?
What is the primary function of the conclusion paragraph in this essay?
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a potential pitfall associated with using the internet for education?
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a potential pitfall associated with using the internet for education?
How does the text address the claim that using Wikipedia discourages students from engaging with academic writing?
How does the text address the claim that using Wikipedia discourages students from engaging with academic writing?
Which of the following is the most appropriate definition of a thesis statement?
Which of the following is the most appropriate definition of a thesis statement?
What is the primary purpose of evidence in an argumentative essay?
What is the primary purpose of evidence in an argumentative essay?
What is the role of a counterargument in an argumentative essay?
What is the role of a counterargument in an argumentative essay?
What is the primary difference between an argument and a counterargument in an argumentative essay?
What is the primary difference between an argument and a counterargument in an argumentative essay?
Which of the following is a strong thesis statement for the issue: 'Artificial intelligence (AI) will do more harm than good in the future.'?
Which of the following is a strong thesis statement for the issue: 'Artificial intelligence (AI) will do more harm than good in the future.'?
Which of the following is a strong argument in support of the claim that "Artificial intelligence (AI) will do more harm than good in the future."?
Which of the following is a strong argument in support of the claim that "Artificial intelligence (AI) will do more harm than good in the future."?
Which of the following is a weak thesis statement?
Which of the following is a weak thesis statement?
What type of argument claim is represented in the sentence: "Governments should implement stricter regulations on carbon emissions to combat climate change."
What type of argument claim is represented in the sentence: "Governments should implement stricter regulations on carbon emissions to combat climate change."
What type of argument claim is represented in the sentence: "Regular exercise improves mental health and reduces stress."
What type of argument claim is represented in the sentence: "Regular exercise improves mental health and reduces stress."
What type of argument claim is represented in the sentence: "Access to affordable healthcare is a fundamental right for all individuals."
What type of argument claim is represented in the sentence: "Access to affordable healthcare is a fundamental right for all individuals."
What type of argument claim is represented in the sentence: "A 'smart city' is defined as an urban area that uses digital technology to enhance performance, efficiency, and quality of life."
What type of argument claim is represented in the sentence: "A 'smart city' is defined as an urban area that uses digital technology to enhance performance, efficiency, and quality of life."
Which of the following would be a suitable topic for an argumentative essay that focuses on the value of something?
Which of the following would be a suitable topic for an argumentative essay that focuses on the value of something?
Which of the following is NOT a valid reason why proponents of replacing libraries with iPads and e-reader subscriptions would argue for their proposal?
Which of the following is NOT a valid reason why proponents of replacing libraries with iPads and e-reader subscriptions would argue for their proposal?
What is the most likely argument that opponents of replacing libraries with iPads and e-reader subscriptions would use?
What is the most likely argument that opponents of replacing libraries with iPads and e-reader subscriptions would use?
Which of the following is a policy claim related to the issue of online learning vs. traditional libraries?
Which of the following is a policy claim related to the issue of online learning vs. traditional libraries?
Flashcards
Respectful Behavior
Respectful Behavior
Acting in a way that shows regard or consideration for others.
Preparedness
Preparedness
Being ready or equipped for what is to come, especially in an educational setting.
Fun Learning
Fun Learning
Engaging in enjoyable activities while acquiring knowledge.
Ineffective Decision
Ineffective Decision
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Argumentative Essay
Argumentative Essay
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Thesis Statement
Thesis Statement
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Critical Thinking
Critical Thinking
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Peer Review
Peer Review
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Improving Thesis Statement
Improving Thesis Statement
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Weak Thesis
Weak Thesis
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Role of the Internet in Education
Role of the Internet in Education
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Negative Effects of Internet Use
Negative Effects of Internet Use
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Benefits of Internet Use
Benefits of Internet Use
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Support for Thesis Statement
Support for Thesis Statement
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Using Humor in Essays
Using Humor in Essays
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Wikipedia in Academic Writing
Wikipedia in Academic Writing
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Argument Definition
Argument Definition
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Value of Argument
Value of Argument
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Cause and Effect
Cause and Effect
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Policy Argument
Policy Argument
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Claim Example: Climate Change
Claim Example: Climate Change
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Claim Example: Health
Claim Example: Health
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Claim Example: Healthcare Rights
Claim Example: Healthcare Rights
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Claim Example: Smart Cities
Claim Example: Smart Cities
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Argument
Argument
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Evidence
Evidence
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Counter Argument
Counter Argument
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Rebuttal
Rebuttal
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Agree Position
Agree Position
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Disagree Position
Disagree Position
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Digital vs Print Reading Speed
Digital vs Print Reading Speed
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Information Retention
Information Retention
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Understanding Differences
Understanding Differences
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Health Issues Linked to Screens
Health Issues Linked to Screens
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Libraries' Community Benefits
Libraries' Community Benefits
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Essential Library Services
Essential Library Services
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Impact of Library Closure
Impact of Library Closure
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Tablet Limitation
Tablet Limitation
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Wikipedia's impact on academic writing
Wikipedia's impact on academic writing
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Wikipedia as a research tool
Wikipedia as a research tool
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Understanding citations
Understanding citations
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Positive aspects of internet education
Positive aspects of internet education
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Distance learning
Distance learning
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The future of teaching
The future of teaching
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Claims in arguments
Claims in arguments
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Definition of global warming
Definition of global warming
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Study Notes
School Information
- School Name: Cabuyao Integrated National High School
- Established: 1989
Rules
- Be respectful
- Be prepared
- Have fun learning
Word of the Day
- Word: impetuous
- Definition: done quickly and without thought
Impetuous Example
- An impetuous outburst during a meeting surprised colleagues, accustomed to the speaker's calm demeanor.
- An impetuous decision to publish scientific data without peer review can lead to misinformation and public distrust.
Questions for Discussion
- Summarize the main points of the last session's discussion.
- What was the most important takeaway, and why?
Ice Breaker Activity
- Mechanics:
- Randomly select 5 students to represent the class.
- Each chosen student spins a wheel for a question.
- Students answer the question but can consult classmates.
Learning Objectives (Argumentative Essay)
- Identify essential components of an argumentative essay.
- Examine the logical structure of presented arguments.
- Assess the effectiveness of thesis statements and supporting arguments using a rubric.
What is an Essay?
- A short piece of writing on a specific subject.
What is an Argumentative Essay?
- A written piece presenting a well-reasoned argument.
- Provides evidence to support a specific claim.
- Addresses opposing viewpoints.
- Aims to persuade the reader to agree.
Importance of Argumentative Essay
- Enhances critical thinking and research skills.
- Teaches how to logically support views.
Agree/Disagree
- (Issue presented in a later page)
Elements of an Argumentative Essay
- (List of elements further detailed in the document)
Thesis Statement
- A claim or assertion by the author.
- Not used to support an argument; the argument needs to be supported with evidence.
Argument
- Statements supporting the claim.
- Need supporting evidence.
Evidence
- Facts or reasons supporting the arguments.
Counter Argument
- An opposing argument or assertion.
Rebuttal
- Logical arguments rejecting the counter-argument.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Issue
- Issue: AI will do more harm than good in the future.
- Argument (Agree): AI will cause more harm than good leading to job displacement, increased inequality, and ethical/security risks.
- Evidence: AI rapidly replaces human labor in certain industries leading to unemployment and potential economic instability.
- Argument (Disagree): AI will bring more benefits through driving innovation, improving industry efficiency, and solving global challenges.
- Evidence: Substantial benefits outweigh possible harms, significant contribution to the global economy predicted by 2030, increased productivity and consumption.
Fix the Thesis
- (Issue/topic for creating a thesis statement)
Weak/Improved Thesis Statements
- (Examples of weak theses and their improved versions given for several different topics)
Outline of an Argumentative Essay
- Introduction: Present the topic interestingly.
- Body Paragraphs: Support and develop the thesis statement using evidence.
- Counter Argument and Rebuttal : Include opposing arguments and rebuttals.
- Conclusion: Summarize and bring the essay to a close.
Introductory Paragraph Example
- (Example paragraph demonstrating how to present a topic interestingly.)
Body Paragraph Example
- (Example paragraph demonstrating how to support the thesis statement.)
Counterargument and Rebuttal Example
- (Example paragraph demonstrating how to address opposing views.)
Conclusion Example
- (Example paragraph demonstrating how to summarize and conclude the topic.)
Building the Case: Essay Analysis
- (Questions about the provided essay analysis)
Recommended Argumentative Essay Topics
- (Suggested Topics for writing an argumentative essay.)
Argumentative Essay Rubric
- (Describes rubric criteria and scoring, including introduction, body, conclusion, citations, and writing conventions.)
General Information
- (General details presented in the document regarding various topics.)
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