materialgestütztes verfassen eines armgumentierenden textes
Vorbereitung
- Choose a topic that interests you and is relevant to your audience.
- Consider current events or controversies for inspiration.
- Identify who your target audience is: age, interests, background
- Tailor your arguments and language to appeal to this specific group.
- Use reliable sources such as books, journals, and reputable websites.
- Take notes on key points and evidence to support your arguments.
- Brainstorm different arguments related to your topic.
- Organize your arguments in a logical order for your text.
- Clarify the purpose of your text: persuade, inform, or entertain.
- Set specific goals for what you want to achieve with your argument.
- Anticipate potential counterarguments to your main points.
- Research opposing viewpoints to strengthen your own argument.
- Look for credible sources to support your claims.
- Cite academic studies, expert opinions, and statistics to back up your arguments.
- Decide on the best approach to present your arguments: logical, emotional, or ethical.
- Consider how to structure your text to effectively communicate your points.
Strukturierung
- Capture the reader's attention with a hook
- Provide background information on the topic
- State your thesis statement
- Divide the main body into clear sections or paragraphs
- Ensure each section addresses a specific aspect of the argument
- Use topic sentences to introduce each section
- Identify the strongest arguments and place them at the beginning and end
- Arrange the remaining arguments in a logical order
- Consider the flow of ideas and transitions between arguments
- Summarize the main points of the argument
- Restate the thesis in light of the supporting arguments
- End with a strong concluding statement
- Create a clear outline of the essay's structure
- Include headings for each section
- Organize the outline in a hierarchical format
- Support each argument with evidence such as statistics, facts, or expert opinions
- Include relevant examples to illustrate your points
- Cite your sources properly
- Use transition words and phrases to connect ideas
- Provide smooth transitions between paragraphs
- Ensure a logical progression of arguments
- Acknowledge opposing viewpoints
- Counter arguments with evidence and reasoning
- Explain why your position is stronger
- Maintain a clear and coherent line of reasoning
- Ensure each paragraph contributes to the overall argument
- Use signposts to guide the reader through the essay
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