After reviewing the Learning Activities, think about whether you want to continue
exploring the problem you discussed in Unit 2 or whether you want to pursue a
different topic. Then, respond in at least two well-developed paragraphs to the
following questions:
Create three research questions about your selected topic and develop a
potential thesis statement. The thesis statement should be no more than one or two
sentences and propose a solution to a problem; including a reason in the statement
that begins with “since” or “because” is also recommended, and the statement should
be debatable. An example of such a thesis would be “High schools in the San Antonio
Independent School District should provide tablets to students to encourage more
learning outside of the classroom and increase mastery of skills.” Then, identify the
type of claim your thesis represents (proposal, ethical, value, etc.).
Have you ever tried to make this argument to friends or colleagues before? If
so, how successful or unsuccessful was your argument? If not, what do you think you
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