Position Paper

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STEPS to build a position paper
  • write your position
  • create your survey
  • refine your argument
  • prepare for the opposition
  • explore the issue by researching on the topic
  • gather the evidence
  • write your personal details
  • have credible resources
  • refine your gathered evidence
  • create assertions
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COMPONENTS of a position paper
  • claim
  • refining
  • explanation
  • revision
  • checking
  • evidence
  • refutation
  • counter-argument
  • transition
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when presenting this you try to acknowledge the opposition’s viewpoints or given evidence for taking a given position
  • COUNTER ARGUMENT
  • REFUTATION
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when presenting this you try to present evidence that will disprove or contradict the opposing arguments
  • COUNTER ARGUMENT
  • REFUTATION
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PARTS OF A POSITION PAPER (for presentation to an org)
  • statistics to back up tour country’s position on the issue
  • what your country believes should be done to address the issue
  • how the issue affects the country
  • how the positions of other countries affect your country’s position
  • actions taken by your government with regard to the issue
  • what your country would like to accomplish in the committee’s resolution
  • how you will resolve the problem
  • a brief introduction of your country and its history concerning the topic and the committee
  • quotes from your country’s leaders about the issue
  • UN actions that your country supported or opposed
  • conventions and resolutions that your country ahs signed and ratified
  • your country’s policies with respect to the issue and your country’s justification for these policies
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in creating assertions you are to formulate your views about the issue based on what you've learned
  • true
  • false
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in creating assertions you should be able to come up with both your main and minor ideas or thesis statement that will serve as a controlling assertion for your paper
  • false
  • true
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in refining your argument your arguments should be be structured in "AsseEvEx"
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  • true
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AsseEvEx stands for:
  • Assessment, Evidence, Examine
  • Assessment, Evidence, Explanation
  • Asertion, Evidence, Examine
  • Assertion, Evidence, Explanation
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when preparing for the opposition you must cite the strongest counter-argument and prepare to counter them with your strongest refutations
  • false
  • true
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In composing your position paper, it should follow the usual structure: Title>Intro>Body>Conclusion
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  • false
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An argumentative essay that provides resolution
  • Field Report
  • Lab Report
  • Creative Report
  • Position Paper
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It isn't required to show a stand and reccomendations in a position paper
  • true
  • false
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Characteristics of a good position paper are
  • concise
  • resolute
  • comprehensive
  • clarity
  • factual
  • engaging
  • debatability
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Debatability
  • Should focus on aspect of the issue thats worth arguing abt
  • use credible resources
  • offer solutions and recommendations
  • specifically state your stand/position
  • goal to persuade readers
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Resolute
  • use credible resources
  • offer solutions and recommendations
  • goal to persuade readers
  • specifically state your stand/position
  • Should focus on aspect of the issue thats worth arguing abt
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Clarity
  • goal to persuade readers
  • specifically state your stand/position
  • Should focus on aspect of the issue thats worth arguing abt
  • use credible resources
  • offer solutions and recommendations
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Factual
  • specifically state your stand/position
  • offer solutions and recommendations
  • use credible resources
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Engaging
  • goal to persuade readers
  • specifically state your stand/position
  • offer solutions and recommendations
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Refutation
  • try to acknowledge opposition viewpoints
  • presenting evidence that disprove the counterarguments
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Claim refers to the writer's stand
  • true
  • false
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devices help achieve goals set in writing by establishing logical connections between diff ideas, sentences, paragraphs, n sections in ur pos paper
  • Transitions
  • Hedging devices
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