A persuasive essay on the topic "Net Neutrality"
Follow the instructions given below:
Drafting
1. As you draft your essay, remember the components of a good essay:
a. An introduction that includes:
- an attention-getting hook
- an introduction to the topic and relevant background information
- a thesis statement that includes your topic, opinion, and three reasons that support your opinion.
b. Body paragraphs that develop your arguments and acknowledge the arguments in opposition to your opinion.
c. A conclusion that includes a call to action.
Self-Assessment
- Highlight your thesis. Is your opinion strong and clear? Be certain that you have not taken the "middle ground" of the issue, but that you have taken a clear stand on one side.
- How do you begin the essay to interest the reader? Do you use an interesting fact, quotation, question, or anecdote?
- Have you acknowledged the arguments of those who might disagree with your opinion?
- Highlight your arguments and note whether they are appeals to logos, ethos, or pathos.