Goal: Dial your thesis statement and select evidence to fit with specific paragraphs within your op-ed article to support your thesis.
Starter: 1. Based on the research you’ve done, what new opinions or perspectives do you have about your topic? List at least 3 2. What do you think is the most important thing you can communicate to other people about your topic? - OR - Why should other people care about this? Agenda 1. Thesis Statement Mini Lesson 2. Thesis Statement Drafting Write 3 possible thesis statements for your Op-Ed piece. These could be variations on a theme (i.e., similar ideas, but worded differently, or three different ideas). 3. Thesis Critiques
4. Work Time: Draft op-ed article, continue gathering evidence
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