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Expos./Arg.Essay Writing

Expos./Arg.Essay Writing

Categories: Writing

About Course

Expository and Argumentative Essay Writing

This course is designed to help students develop skills in expository and argumentative writing by completing multi-draft essays of varying degrees of complexity. In these essays students develop topics in at least four of these five rhetorical patterns: example, comparison/contrast, classification, process analysis, and cause/effect analysis. The students also write an argumentative essay that demonstrates familiarization with methods of research documentation. During the course, students will utilize the various stages of  the writing process: prewriting, drafting, and revising.

 

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What Will You Learn?

  • After completing the Expository and Argumentative Essay Writing course, you will learn to:
  • Develop Expository and Argumentative Essays – Master the process of writing multi-draft essays with a focus on clarity, structure, and logical flow.
  • Understand Rhetorical Patterns – Use rhetorical strategies like example, comparison/contrast, classification, process analysis, and cause/effect analysis to develop your topics.
  • Formulate Strong Thesis Statements – Craft focused, clear thesis statements and develop supporting paragraphs.
  • Conduct Research – Learn how to source credible information, interpret data, and properly cite references in your essays.
  • Utilize Graphical Data – Effectively incorporate tables, diagrams, and graphs to support your arguments.
  • Apply Critical Thinking – Develop logical reasoning, healthy skepticism, and critical thinking skills to analyze and construct persuasive arguments.
  • Avoid Logical Fallacies – Recognize and avoid fallacies in reasoning, strengthening the validity of your arguments.
  • Write Persuasively – Use persuasive strategies like anecdotes, analogies, and rebuttals to strengthen your argument and engage your audience.
  • Revise and Edit – Improve your writing by revising for clarity, coherence, grammar, and the effectiveness of your arguments.
  • By the end of the course, you will have the skills to write well-structured, persuasive, and research-backed essays while avoiding common pitfalls in academic writing.

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