DEVRY HUM 115 Week 3 Points of View

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DEVRY HUM 115 Week 3 Points of View

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• Complete the following three-part assignment in a
  Microsoft Word document.Points of ViewStep
  1Choose a topic from the Opposing Viewpoints
  website accessed in the CWE.  You can access the
  Opposing Viewpoints in Context database by going
  to the University Library, selecting Specialized
  Resources, and then clicking on Opposing
  Viewpoints in Context. Here is a screencast
  showing you around Opposing Viewpoints. Check it
  out http//www.screencast.com/t/3i59wFMJ5Oi 

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• Choose a topic that can be argued.  This is
  called a persuasive topic. (For example An old
  house is much better than a new house because of
  1, 2, 3 and 4... With this topic you have chosen
  a side to argue - an old house is better! )
   Opposing Viewpoints has many persuasive topics
  to choose from. Choose something you would like
  to know more about - it will make this assignment
  more interesting!   (Note I do not accept any
  topics on religion or abortion.)  Step 2
  Paragraph 1 (at least 100 words) Without
  reading any literature on your chosen topic,
  answer these questionsSummarize the issueGive
  your opinion on the issue/topic Step 3
  Paragraphs 2-5 Locate two articles on your
  chosen topic, one for and one against the topic
  chosen (for example - they must be about opposing
  views on your topic.) and discuss the following,
  in at least 100 words per article (one-two
  paragraphs per article)Is the information
  contained in the articles reliable? Are the
  authors credible or non-credible? Please explain.
• Has your opinion changed after reading the
  articles? Explain your answer.
• Can you accept the other side, even if you have
  not changed your mind about your stance?  Why or
  why not?
• How has this enhnaced your critical thinking?
• Use correct grammar, punctuation and spelling.
   Use Writepoint or a peer reviewer to help with
  editing and revising.
• Use at least one paragraph per article.
• Cite your references.
• Use an APA title page.
• Submit your answers in the Assignment Files tab
  above.