interpretive argument

Click above to download the ‘Caramelo’ debatable issues
We began of course with a set of debatable issues, collaboratively constructed with teachers, students, and my thinking and formulations.

Click above to download the Analyzing a Model Interpretive Argument assessment on ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’
Cluster each part of the argument so that it asks the students to analyze a discrete function. Avoid sentences in the argument that are redundant. Make each sentence or sentence-cluster perform its own, additional work toward making the overall argument. You can see how this example succeeds on this criterion by taking a close look at the Answer Key below.

“Primary sources detailing the personal exchanges of women in late-18 th century France reveal that women exerted considerable influence on political events, not just as the wives of important men, but also as independent agents of change.”
For example, consider the following prompt:

Apart from this, the writer must include quotations, paraphrases, and references from other literary works and professional critics. The additional quotations will help the writer develop a well-supported claim to the meanings of the work that they are analyzing. Finally, the writer must then add in text citations and a full bibliography on either APA, MLA or the style that the lecturer specifies.
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References:

http://argumentcenterededucation.com/2017/12/01/analyzing-a-model-interpretive-argument-on-to-kill-a-mockingbird/
http://www.swarthmore.edu/writing/developing-a-thesis-statement
http://www.iwriteessays.com/essays/how-to-write-an-interpretive-analysis-essay
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