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CLASS 34   EWRT 1A
Agenda
Review: Essay #4
  Basic Features
Discussion: Kornbluh
In-Class Writing: Finding a problem to
write about: Community
Essay #4
Essay #4: Proposing a Solution : Essay (1000-1500 words)
150 points

Assignment: Write an essay from 4-6pages in length, that
addresses the topic below. Use a minimum of two credible
sources to support your argument.

Prompt : Write an essay proposing a solution to a well-defined
problem faced by a community or group to which you may
belong. Alternatively, you may address a well-defined problem
faced by one of the districts or communities in The Hunger
Games. Address your proposal to your audience: one or more
members of the group, its leadership, or to outsiders who may
be able to contribute to solving the problem.
BASIC FEATURES
A Well-Defined Problem
A Clearly Described Solution
A Convincing Argument
An Effective Counterargument
An Evaluation of Alternative Solutions
Consider Kornbluh’s “Win
      Win Flexibility”
What is the problem? Which of these strategies does
Kornbluh use to define her problem?
 • giving examples to make the problem specific
 • using scenarios or anecdotes to dramatize the
  problem
 • quoting testimony from those affected by the
  problem
 • citing statistics to show the severity of the problem
 • vividly describing the problem’s negative
  consequences
What is Kornbluh’s
                Solution?
Which does she use to demonstrate her solution?

 the proposed solution would reduce or eliminate a
  major cause of the problem;
 a similar solution has worked elsewhere;
 the necessary steps to put the solution into practice can
  be taken without excessive cost or inconvenience; or
 stakeholders could come together behind the proposal.
How Does Kornbluh
     Address Questions and
          Concerns?
 by acknowledging an objection

 by conceding the point and modifying the proposal
  to accommodate it

 by refuting criticism—for example, by arguing that
  an alternative solution would be more costly or
  less likely to solve the problem than the proposed
  solution.
Alternative Solutions
 How does Kornbluh present her
  solution as preferable to other
  possible solutions?
A Readable Plan
 Which of the following does Kornbluh include to make her essay
  easy to read:
 a forecast of the argument
 key words introduced in the thesis and forecasting statement
 topic sentences introducing paragraphs or groups of paragraphs
 repeated use of key words and synonyms throughout the essay,
  particularly in topic sentences
 clear transitional words and phrases
 headings that explicitly identify different sections of the essay
 visuals, including charts that present information in an easy-to-
  read format
Choosing a Topic
for your Essay!
My Community,
Club, or Group
Your Chart
Groups and organizations          Problems




The Hunger Games           Not Enough Food
De Anza College            Parking
Your Neighborhood          Drug Dealers?
Your Club                  Martial Arts Group?
Community                  No place for kids to play?
Solution
         Problem


No safe place for kids to   1. Start a volunteer parents
play                           group to offer after school
                               activities at local schools.
Homework
Writing: Post #38 Identify a problem
faced by people in a group or
community you belong to. How
would you solve the problem? Write
one paragraph outlining the problem.
Write another explaining a solution.

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Class 34 1 a

  • 1. CLASS 34 EWRT 1A
  • 2. Agenda Review: Essay #4 Basic Features Discussion: Kornbluh In-Class Writing: Finding a problem to write about: Community
  • 3. Essay #4 Essay #4: Proposing a Solution : Essay (1000-1500 words) 150 points Assignment: Write an essay from 4-6pages in length, that addresses the topic below. Use a minimum of two credible sources to support your argument. Prompt : Write an essay proposing a solution to a well-defined problem faced by a community or group to which you may belong. Alternatively, you may address a well-defined problem faced by one of the districts or communities in The Hunger Games. Address your proposal to your audience: one or more members of the group, its leadership, or to outsiders who may be able to contribute to solving the problem.
  • 4. BASIC FEATURES A Well-Defined Problem A Clearly Described Solution A Convincing Argument An Effective Counterargument An Evaluation of Alternative Solutions
  • 5. Consider Kornbluh’s “Win Win Flexibility” What is the problem? Which of these strategies does Kornbluh use to define her problem?  • giving examples to make the problem specific  • using scenarios or anecdotes to dramatize the problem  • quoting testimony from those affected by the problem  • citing statistics to show the severity of the problem  • vividly describing the problem’s negative consequences
  • 6. What is Kornbluh’s Solution? Which does she use to demonstrate her solution?  the proposed solution would reduce or eliminate a major cause of the problem;  a similar solution has worked elsewhere;  the necessary steps to put the solution into practice can be taken without excessive cost or inconvenience; or  stakeholders could come together behind the proposal.
  • 7. How Does Kornbluh Address Questions and Concerns?  by acknowledging an objection  by conceding the point and modifying the proposal to accommodate it  by refuting criticism—for example, by arguing that an alternative solution would be more costly or less likely to solve the problem than the proposed solution.
  • 8. Alternative Solutions  How does Kornbluh present her solution as preferable to other possible solutions?
  • 9. A Readable Plan  Which of the following does Kornbluh include to make her essay easy to read:  a forecast of the argument  key words introduced in the thesis and forecasting statement  topic sentences introducing paragraphs or groups of paragraphs  repeated use of key words and synonyms throughout the essay, particularly in topic sentences  clear transitional words and phrases  headings that explicitly identify different sections of the essay  visuals, including charts that present information in an easy-to- read format
  • 10. Choosing a Topic for your Essay! My Community, Club, or Group
  • 11. Your Chart Groups and organizations Problems The Hunger Games Not Enough Food De Anza College Parking Your Neighborhood Drug Dealers? Your Club Martial Arts Group? Community No place for kids to play?
  • 12. Solution Problem No safe place for kids to 1. Start a volunteer parents play group to offer after school activities at local schools.
  • 13. Homework Writing: Post #38 Identify a problem faced by people in a group or community you belong to. How would you solve the problem? Write one paragraph outlining the problem. Write another explaining a solution.