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    The document provides guidance on effectively defending a position or stand in writing. It outlines five objectives for defending a stand: 1) identifying effective argument strategies, 2) organizing arguments, 3) analyzing other writers' arguments, 4) providing factual evidence to support each argument, and 5) citing evidence to defend a position on an issue. The document then discusses guidelines for defending a stand, such as ensuring the issue allows different positions, conceptualizing at least two sides, establishing a personal stance, and making the scope manageable. It emphasizes using research and factual evidence to strengthen arguments and considering both supporting and opposing views.

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    The document provides guidance on effectively defending a position or stand in writing. It outlines five objectives for defending a stand: 1) identifying effective argument strategies, 2) organizing arguments, 3) analyzing other writers' arguments, 4) providing factual evidence to support each argument, and 5) citing evidence to defend a position on an issue. The document then discusses guidelines for defending a stand, such as ensuring the issue allows different positions, conceptualizing at least two sides, establishing a personal stance, and making the scope manageable. It emphasizes using research and factual evidence to strengthen arguments and considering both supporting and opposing views.

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    The document provides guidance on effectively defending a position or stand in writing. It outlines five objectives for defending a stand: 1) identifying effective argument strategies, 2) organizing arguments, 3) analyzing other writers' arguments, 4) providing factual evidence to support each argument, and 5) citing evidence to defend a position on an issue. The document then discusses guidelines for defending a stand, such as ensuring the issue allows different positions, conceptualizing at least two sides, establishing a personal stance, and making the scope manageable. It emphasizes using research and factual evidence to strengthen arguments and considering both supporting and opposing views.

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    Defending A Stand

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    The document provides guidance on effectively defending a position or stand in writing. It outlines five objectives for defending a stand: 1) identifying effective argument strategies, 2) organizing arguments, 3) analyzing other writers' arguments, 4) providing factual evidence to support each argument, and 5) citing evidence to defend a position on an issue. The document then discusses guidelines for defending a stand, such as ensuring the issue allows different positions, conceptualizing at least two sides, establishing a personal stance, and making the scope manageable. It emphasizes using research and factual evidence to strengthen arguments and considering both supporting and opposing views.

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    Defending a Stand

    Maricar L. Relator
    Subject Teacher
    Objectives you are expected to:
    • 1. identify effective ways to defend a
    stand in writing a position paper;
    • 2. list arguments in an organized
    manner to defend a stand;
    • 3. analyze arguments presented by
    other writers;
    Objectives you are expected to:
    • 4. present factual evidences or proofs
    to support each argument; and
    • 5. defend a stand on an issue by
    presenting reasonable arguments
    • through properly citing factual
    evidences.
    Guidelines in Defending a
    Stand Effectively
    • exchange of information and persuade listeners that you are an
    effective
    • speaker. The same is true with writing. The need to present
    your ideas in a
    • manner that is convincing requires enough knowledge and
    effort of reading
    • and researching just so you could present a sensible paper
    Guidelines in Defending a
    Stand Effectively
    • More often than not, daily
    conversation includes the challenge of
    • presenting personal opinion and
    supporting your claim to establish a
    sensible
    Activity 2 Identifying an Issue
    Directions: Read the short introductory
    paragraph of a position paper to
    complete the diagram which follows after the
    text.
    • Do Anti- Smoking Ads campaigns really help?
    • We all have seen those scary ads that warn people
    about the
    • horrible consequences smoking can bring. However,
    according
    • to the Center of Disease Control and Prevention, more
    than
    Activity 2 Identifying an Issue
    Directions: Read the short introductory
    paragraph of a position paper to
    complete the diagram which follows after the
    text.
    • fifteen of every one hundred people in the
    United States aged 18
    • and older smoke today.
    • They, too, see those ads. But they simply do
    not stop them from
    • this dreadful habit. Or do they?
    Identifying an Issue
    • What is
    • What the
    is the possible What is
    Issue position your
    of the position
    writer?
    ?
    • Many may agree that writing is not everybody’s cup of tea but with the activity

    • you have just completed, you may reconsider your position on this and start to

    • appreciate how easy it was for you to interact with the text and present your

    • analysis through writing. You may think that for someone to produce a

    • Group 1
    comprehensive written report, a degree in written courses should be earnedAdd
    your first bullet point here

    • Add your second bullet point here

    • Add your third bullet point here Group 3

    Group 5
    Analyzing an Issue and Defending an
    Argument
    • Make sure that the issue is
    of genuine controversy and
    • Lastly, see to it
    uncertainty. Then that the scope of
    • start conceptualizing at the issue is
    least two distinct positions.
    Decide which side are you narrow
    • personally interested in.
    • enough to be
    manageable.
    Analyzing an Issue and Defending an Argument

    • Once you have finally • This time you


    established your
    stance on an issue, • need to tap on
    the challenge your innate
    • of presenting a ability to reason
    strong argument is out and defend
    just beginning to
    your side.
    heat up.
    Analyzing an Issue and Defending an
    Argument
    • You can do this with the help of
    comprehensible researches and factual
    evidences that would strengthen your claim.
    Ensure that your position is well supported.
    • Listing the pro and con sides of the topic will
    help you examine your ability to support your
    counterclaims along with the list of supporting
    evidences for both sides.
    information
    that
    Caption
    is
    verifiable and
    agreed upon
    by almost
    everyone
    Factual Knowledge
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