Essay Writing 1
A central argument or main idea that guides a research paper.
Thesis Statement
An engaging opening statement meant to capture the reader’s or listener’s attention.
Hook
A point of view or way of considering a subject.
perspective
A written text of what will be spoken during the podcast.
Script
A preliminary version of a piece of writing.
Draft
Facts, examples, or data used to support a claim or thesis, often provided in direct quotes
Evidence
An explanation of how evidence supports the claim or thesis.
Analysis
Modes of persuasion: credibility, emotion, and logic.
Ethos, Pathos, and Logos
The attitude or emotion conveyed through voice and language.
Tone
The process of improving and refining content and structure.
Revision
The way ideas are connected within and between paragraphs.
Cohesion
Words or phrases that connect ideas, sentences, or paragraphs.
Transition
An explanation for why something is reasonable or valid.
Justification
The speed and rhythm at which the podcast or presentation is delivered.
Pacing
Evaluation of work by classmates or colleagues for feedback.
Peer Review
A reference to the source of information or evidence.
Citation
Restating information in your own words.
Citation
Combining ideas to form a cohesive whole.
Synthesis
A statement encouraging the audience to take a specific action.
Call to Action
Checking and correcting grammar, spelling, and mechanics.
Editing
Using someone else’s work or ideas without giving proper credit.
Plagiarism
A set of reasons or evidence in support of a claim.
Argument
A personal preference or prejudice that affects judgment.
Bias
Vocal Projection
The quality of being easily understood.
Clarity