Thesis Statement for Reflective Essays Should contain: 1. Event/ topic of focus 2. Event’s impact on you Example / A friend’s forgetfulness helped me see beyond my contempt of my great grandmother to contempt of myself for loving so conditionally. Are these thesis statements or not?? This past summer’s lesson was perhaps the most memorable one yet. Gazing from across the pasture to the creek‚ I realized that love is universal among earth’s creatures‚ that they all possess the
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Center-LAC Rm.222 The Thesis Statement What is a Thesis Statement? A thesis statement is the main idea in a piece of writing. The thesis statement is typically placed in the introduction and should be comprised of two parts: a topic part‚ which states the topic‚ and a comment part‚ which makes an important point about the topic. Example: Recent studies of second-hand smoke (topic part) have determined that it is more damaging than originally thought (comment part). Thesis statements may vary depending
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The thesis statement or main claim must be debatable An argumentative or persuasive piece of writing must begin with a debatable thesis or claim. In other words‚ the thesis must be something that people could reasonably have differing opinions on. If your thesis is something that is generally agreed upon or accepted as fact then there is no reason to try to persuade people. Example of a non-debatable thesis statement: Pollution is bad for the environment. This thesis statement is not debatable
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fulfilled. The most important of these is the thesis statement‚ which commits the writer to a specific focus. In effect‚ it provides the reader with an accurate expectation of what the writer plans to do-the main idea that the writer plans to develop. In general‚ a good introduction accomplishes three purposes: 1. It attracts the reader’s interest. 2. It provides the reader with background information. 3. It focuses the reader’s attention on the main idea of the essay. GENERAL SUGGESTIONS 1. Be clear and
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freshmen you have a lot of work to do‚ so using a lot of technology will better someone. * The strategies I used to formulate a viable argument was looking at my research question‚ and turning that information into a statement‚ which will help me form my argument in my paper. Then after this I will complete more research to support the arguments in my thesis. I will also use the sources that I researched in the University of Phoenix online databases. The information that I researched has to do
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University of Phoenix Material Thesis Statement and Outline What is your thesis statement? Cash and credit are to the holder‚ although both require responsibility. Introduction Cash and credit both serve as a value to a consumer. Nowadays a consumer could withdraw more money from an ATM than is in the existing account. ATMs today are the world’s quickest access to fast cash. ATMs also vary in the fees for the use of each individual machine. Cash and credit are to the holder‚ although
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My thesis statement is: The main stream media is very influential on how the public views events; therefore they have a moral obligation to report unbiased news. Or: The news media undeniably influences public opinion; therefore the media has a moral obligation to report news without bias. In regards to compelling arguments I will use specific events that swayed that no doubt swayed the opinions of the public. The Waco Seige was an event where certain information was released to the public
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THESIS PROGRAM MAIN DOCUMENTATION OUTLINE Title Page Adviser’s Recommendation Sheet Dean and Thesis Coordinator’s Acceptance Sheet Panel’s Approval Sheet Table of Contents List of Appendices List of Figures List of Tables Chapter 1 Introduction 1. Background of the Study 2. Statement of the Problem 1. General Problem 2. Specific Problem 3. Objectives of the Study 1. General Objective 2. Specific Objective
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trying to convince him the difference between GM foods and organic foods. ”No! You just don’t get the concept of GMOS”‚ I yelled. It was a nice Sunday afternoon‚ when I and Henry had this big argument on GMO’s‚ which later on continued the whole day right from the grocery store to the dinner table. Thesis statement: What are GMO’s? What is genetic engineering? Seeing and discussing answers to these interrogations that day changed our position on how having knowledge on what you consume and how you inhabit
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Thesis Statement: Placing dangerous juvenile offenders into the adult court system would help rehabilitate these offenders and deter other dangerous juvenile offenders from engaging in crime. Argument 1: Harsh sentencing acts as deterrent to kids who are considering committing crimes because of the psychological impact it will have on them. Book: Bernard T.‚ Kurlychek‚ M. (2010). The Cycle of Juvenile Justice. Oxford University Press Inc. (pages 12-21) Journal: Angell‚ K. (2004). The regressive
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