An Astaire and Kelly model of argument

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Students often have trouble in presenting arguments when they write essays. There are two models for presenting arguments, and they can be likened to the dancing styles of Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly. One is technical, while the other is more graceful and natural. Students should seek to understand the structure of what they read, in order to structure their own writing. Essays are a form of dialogue between teachers and students, and students can improve their style by understanding this.

Polemics

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Living better: get wed

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Linda Waite in her book The Case for Marriage: Why Married People Are Happier, Healthier, and Better Off Financially focuses on traditional American couples, countering messages from the anti-marriage culture and championing marriage benefits. Getting married is significant to a long and better life, and has benefits similar to the benefits of exercising and healthy eating habits.

Evaluation, Criticism and interpretation, Marriage, The Case for Marriage: Why Married People Are Happier, Healthier, and Better Off Financially (Book), Waite, Linda

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Writing, part Deux

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The author Marvin Olasky gives the importance of writing sensibly and form used to write essays. One of the suggestions provided states that the content and style need to be taken care of together because they cannot readily be separated as it adds to the life to a passage and makes it more understandable.

Writing skills, Essay

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