Ethics
August 20, 2020
my topic – The topic of LGBT has come to raise many questions for religious individuals as well as the bystanders as society makes its adjustment. No one can stand to say it is wrong or right, and neither science can prove if it is a learned trait, or ar
August 20, 2020
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Discussion: Annotations and Writing Plan Workshop (GRADED)

To complete this workshop activity, follow the steps below:

Copy and paste your Annotations and Writing Plan into the discussion forum below to create your initial post.
While in the discussion forum, select a post made by another student to workshop. Once you have selected the Annotations and Writing Plan you will workshop, leave a note in reply to your peer’s discussion thread. Now you’re ready to walk through the workshopping process! (I attached my selected post from a classmate).
Read through your peer’s post carefully, and then answer the following questions in a response post.
In your own words, identify the argument of your peer’s persuasive essay. What are they aiming to prove?
Has your peer adequately addressed opposing viewpoints?
Which of the summaries (or which sections of the summaries) could use more clarification? How could your peer’s summaries be improved? Please paste an example and, if appropriate, offer your own edits.
Has your peer provided adequate credentialing information? If so, how can you tell the source is credible? If not, what could your peer add to note the reliability of the source?
Do the sources your peer describes in the annotated bibliography connect to their argument in a clear and easy-to-understand manner? If so, how so? If not, what are some ways in which your peer could strengthen those connections?
Does your peer acknowledge a counter-argument in one of the annotations? If a counterargument is presented, do they provide a persuasive rebuttal? If no counterargument is presented, can you anticipate some of the objections your peer should take into consideration?
Evaluate the sources your peer has selected. Which sources do you find to be the strongest? Why do you think they are strong, and how do they support your peer’s key points? Are there ways the sources could support those key points that your peer has overlooked? Be specific.

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