As indicated before, all persuasive writing is opinionated, but not all opinions take a clear position on an issue. For example, you might write that getting up early for school is unhealthy. This is a valid personal opinion, but it is not offering your reader a purpose for buying your idea; what type of change are you looking for? Consider this: Schools should start classes later in the morning. What's the difference?
HW: Brainstorm a list of 5-6 issues that could work for topics in a persuasive speech. Make sure they are topics you care about.
For the homework, is it topics as in things worth persuading someone on or points in general you would include in a speech, i.e. "why the other choice is better"?
ReplyDeletepersuasion topics, such as personal things you want to persuade others to see the way you see. hope this helps!
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