A brief description of how to apply psychologist Carl Rogers' theories to persuasive essay writing. Designed for English composition courses at the University of South Florida, but applicable to writing classes anywhere.
You seem to be angry that the music is loud. I am angry that the guys voice is annoying! Lets dive into this. I agree that maybe his voice would sound less annoying if the music was a little less crazy, What do you think?
Great explanation. I hear alot of people commenting on the music being too loud. I had headphones on and it was actually pretty good. But with the speakers, it does sound a tad too loud/distracting. BUT, this explained this style way better than my textbook did. Great job!
so part of your presentation is rewording the opposing side's pov to demonstrate you already understand their side of it.. and then tell them what you disagree and agree with in their current perspective. its not a flyting match or rap battle. ;x
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This agreement is consist of religion history that I find oral scheme for argments to trial.and we will be using " Stephen Toulmin Logic"and Hope you don't mind confusing my poor English
Isn't it weird that nobody asked Carl Rogers if it was okay to use his name for this adaptation? As far as I know, he never recommended any of the essay writing methodology English and Communication teachers have packed into this so-called "Rogerian Argumentation." It would probably be better to just call it "Person-Centered Argumentation" and keep his name out of our mouths so we don't end up sock-puppeting a ghost. Not very person-centered of the humanities, but okay.
