Questions
- How does someone write an effective argumentative essay?
For someone to write an effective essay they have to have a developed intro, claims, and background as well as a conclusion to leave the audience wanting more.
- Where does someone find the evidence to support the idea?
There are many places someone can find the evidence to support the claim, a couple examples are Magazines, people, websites, books and the source themselves.
- How can a counterclaim help make my essay a more effective one and an easy one to understand?
It can help make the essay more structured and more effective because if some one includes a refutation it could bring the opposing side to their knees.
- Is it good to go back and revise your claim if you no longer agree with it?
It is okay to go back and revise the claim given and try to come up with a better one, or if you have changed your mind on the claim after further research and further understanding.
Reflection
I learned many things in this genius hour and I plan to use this knowledge to further strengthen my essays and many other arguments. I learned that many things make a very effective essay, and those things I have learned in English class but now I feel that I have almost perfected my argumentative side. One other thing i learned while doing this research is that many things can make an effective essay for example, a strong thesis, strong body paragraphs and a strong way to bring the opposing side to their knees another thing i learned is that it is okay to revise the claim created to further expand knowledge of argumentative essays.
Citation
"How to Create a Powerful
Argumentative Essay Outline." Kibin Blog. N.p., n.d. Web. 05 Dec. 2016.
