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Argumentative Paper: Topics

Introduction to Topics


Select a Topic from the list. Each topic has information linked to it. Use the link to expand your search by searching for:

  • points of view
  • statistics
  • news
  • etc.

Write a researching remember  to consider:

  • How you will take a stance
  • Examine two-sides of an argument 
  • Use facts, not opinions
  • What have you learned from your research?
  • How can you strengthen your argument based off your research?
  • How can you add facts/evidence to support your argument?
  • How is your paper more interesting and relevant because of the information you have found?

Your paper must consist of:

  • An introductory paragraph
  • Body paragraphs
  • A conclusion paragraph
  • A bibliography page

** Be sure to cite your articles and take notes in NoodleTools.