How to Write an Introduction to an Argumentative Essay

  https://youtu.be/zDUPpKDQZIE This video explains the purpose of the Introduction and examines some example paragraphs. You are writing an Argumentative Research Paper, not a 5-paragraph essay, so your Introduction will be 1 - 2 full pages, not a paragraph. In addition, the examples use "I will argue that..", but you are discouraged from using "I will, I think, I believe, I feel" or any other personal pronouns (me, we, us, our, my, you, your) in your paper.   Classical Outlines: This section of the paper should be 4-6 pages. In this section, you will complete the arguments you have made in the Body section, and then address the Opposing Viewpoints, refuting each with specific evidence. See sections 3 and 4 of the outline. Rogerian Outlines: This section of the paper should be 4-6 pages. In this section, you will draft your section IV., Arguments in Support of your Thesis and section V., Statement of Benefits. Review the given resources and directions. Write the Body 2 Draft. Upload a copy of your Body 2 Draft section here in order to view your TurnItIn report. If you have issues with correct use of academic sources, then you must self-correct before you hand in a revised draft during week seven.