Comunicación y Textos Argumentativos

Guidelines for effective communication, including quantity (give enough information), quality (give true information), manner (be clear and organized), and relation (be relevant).

To learn, inform, and reach agreements that benefit everyone.

A space where people from different backgrounds with different ideas share their perspectives and ideas.

Introduction (problem, position, thesis), Development (arguments supporting thesis), Conclusion (restatement of thesis).

Authority (citing experts), Example (using similar instances), Analogy (drawing comparisons), Cause (explaining origins).

Documents from the same time period as the event being studied.

Information created after the time period being studied, often based on primary sources.

Group of languages with common historical origins.

Existence of many different languages in one area.

Expressing thoughts, feelings, and needs clearly, honestly, and respectfully.

Variety of ways different groups and societies express themselves.

Mexican council to prevent discrimination.

A variety of language spoken by a specific group or region.