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Reading for the Week
Reading for the Week
Main reading: Kaag & van Belle, Ch. 3; review Toulmin articles (below right) and Aristotelian (classical) argument sample (below Toulmin)
Supplemental reading: Lawrence Chs. 10, 11, & 12
The Toulmin Method - WAC.pdfThis is the same Toulmin reading we had earlier in the semester. I'm including it here so you don't have to hunt for it.
You may notice that it uses slightly different terminology in a couple of places. I've been using the terminology in the infographic at left, which is Toulmin's (the terms, not the infographic).
SampleAristotelianArgumentAPA.pdfThis Aristotelian argument is not new, either—we had it a couple of weeks ago, along with the Toulmin packet.
If you didn't get a chance to read it before, now is the time!
Readings from Lawrence
Readings from Lawrence
CH 10 PROBLEMS WITH PRONOUNS.pdfCH 11 CAPITALIZATION.pdfCH 12 APOSTROPHES.pdf
Tuesday
Tuesday
Chapter 3: classical arrangement (introduction, case, refutation, conclusion) and the six parts of a Toulmin argument.
Tuesday's Slides
Tuesday's Slides
ENGL_103_WEEK5_CLASSICAL_TOULMIN_F2026.pdf
Thursday
Thursday
In class: Toulmin Deep Dive Workshop (see below)
Online beginning Friday: Grammar workshop slide show on pronoun errors, capitalization, apostrophes. Quiz 3 on D2L.
Toulmin Deep Dive Workshop
Toulmin Deep Dive Workshop
Please read the directions carefully before you begin.
You won't be able to type into the document in Google Drive, so just have one person in your group write down answers on a sheet of paper. You can even take turns doing that if you like—it's entirely up to your study team.
ENGL_103_TOULMIN_DEEP_DIVE_WORKSHEET_F2026.pdfThis Week's Grammar and Punctuation Workshop
This Week's Grammar and Punctuation Workshop
This is a large file, so you may need to download it to watch it.
Grammar_Workshop_Cap_Pronouns_Apostrophes_v3.pptxPage updated
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