Phase 3 Argument Analysis
Phase 3 IP
Colorado Technical University Online
Four Points
1. I have learned that my topic is very controversial and can take on different arguments with the changing of one word. I wasn’t aware of all the information and articles related to this subject. When I brainstormed this interest, I felt that I would be hard-pressed to find information supporting or opposing. Researching my information has taken six to seven hours at a time to come up with the right viewpoints. Evaluating resources was a new one for me.
While researching one parent choosing to stay home and raising children, I found supporting and opposing information. I found articles and books on money being a focus for both parents working. …show more content…
I am targeting all working parents who believe that there is no way around one parent staying home with their children.
4) List any questions, objections, etc. your audience might have in response to your proposed solution.
I might be faced with people saying that one income isn’t enough to pay the bills. I might have people saying that they don’t want to live an unfulfilling life due to not having any money. I might have fears of one parent becoming dependent upon the other. I will have questions about online jobs and careers. I will also get questions of which parent should stay home. I might get parents stating that they have a right to be the person they want to be.
5) Complete the following chart by filling in the reasons which support your argument and the evidence which proves that each reason is "true." Hint: reasons tell your audience why your opinion/point of view is valid, why your opinion is "true."
Reasons--list a minimum of three reasons in the boxes below, one reason per box Evidence--list the specific evidence which supports the reason. (List 3)
Reason 1
Children that are parent raised are more productive in society. Supporting
Colorado Technical University Online
Four Points
1. I have learned that my topic is very controversial and can take on different arguments with the changing of one word. I wasn’t aware of all the information and articles related to this subject. When I brainstormed this interest, I felt that I would be hard-pressed to find information supporting or opposing. Researching my information has taken six to seven hours at a time to come up with the right viewpoints. Evaluating resources was a new one for me.
While researching one parent choosing to stay home and raising children, I found supporting and opposing information. I found articles and books on money being a focus for both parents working. …show more content…
I am targeting all working parents who believe that there is no way around one parent staying home with their children.
4) List any questions, objections, etc. your audience might have in response to your proposed solution.
I might be faced with people saying that one income isn’t enough to pay the bills. I might have people saying that they don’t want to live an unfulfilling life due to not having any money. I might have fears of one parent becoming dependent upon the other. I will have questions about online jobs and careers. I will also get questions of which parent should stay home. I might get parents stating that they have a right to be the person they want to be.
5) Complete the following chart by filling in the reasons which support your argument and the evidence which proves that each reason is "true." Hint: reasons tell your audience why your opinion/point of view is valid, why your opinion is "true."
Reasons--list a minimum of three reasons in the boxes below, one reason per box Evidence--list the specific evidence which supports the reason. (List 3)
Reason 1
Children that are parent raised are more productive in society. Supporting