This document provides an overview of persuasive writing, including that it aims to give opinions rather than state facts. It notes persuasive writing can take the form of recommendations for or against policies, and provides examples of expressing both negative and positive opinions. The document also shares two sample prompts for argumentative writing and concludes with thanks.

1. Class Review
EW2- o82 Lee Yuyeong

2. Persuasive Writing
= writing to give one’s opinions!
* personal preference X

3. Recommendation
• Policy
ex) - personal policy
- school policy
- municipal policy
- cooperate policy
- national policy
Suggest
-Do something
- not do something

4. Negative Opinion(should not do s.t)
• In my opinion, cell phones are a terrible
distraction, and they should never be allowed
inside the classroom.

5. Positive Opinion(should do s.t)
• In my opinion, cell phones are a wonderful
learning tool for digital natives and should be
used as often as possible in the classroom.

6. Gary said~
http://learning.blogs.nytimes.com/2015/02/05/301-prompts-for-argumentative-writing/?_r=0
• Good Example
#31)What Makes a Good Commercial?
#34) Can Graffiti Ever Be Considered Art?

7. Thank you~