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    This document provides instructions and objectives for writing a position paper. It defines a position paper as an essay that expresses a position on an issue and aims to persuade readers to take the writer's stance. The document outlines the key features of a position paper, including using formal language, defining an issue, stating the writer's position, making claims supported by the position, and disputing counterclaims. It also provides the typical structure of a position paper, with sections for an introduction stating the topic and background, a body with the writer's arguments and evidence supporting each, and a conclusion that restates the position and arguments. The document includes an activity asking writers to take a position on whether social media is a boon or bane

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    This document provides instructions and objectives for writing a position paper. It defines a position paper as an essay that expresses a position on an issue and aims to persuade readers to take the writer's stance. The document outlines the key features of a position paper, including using formal language, defining an issue, stating the writer's position, making claims supported by the position, and disputing counterclaims. It also provides the typical structure of a position paper, with sections for an introduction stating the topic and background, a body with the writer's arguments and evidence supporting each, and a conclusion that restates the position and arguments. The document includes an activity asking writers to take a position on whether social media is a boon or bane

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    EAPP_Q2

    Writing the
    Position Paper
    Objectives
    1. Define what a position paper is.
    2. Identify situation in which a position paper may be
    effectively used in the present society.
    3. Gather manifestos and analyze the arguments used by the
    writers.
    4. Defend a stand on an issue by presenting reasonable
    arguments supported by properly cited factual evidence.
    5. Write various kinds of position paper
    Activity 1.1 Rearrange the letter to form
    words. Hint: problems and issues of today.

    1. P R E N S S I O D E
    2. I N G Y U L L B Y C B E R
    3. N E I R O V M N T L A E N I S U E S S
    4. T A G E N E E Y C N G A N E P R
    5. E S A M X S E E G M R R A I A
    What is a Position Paper?
    • A position paper is an essay that expresses a position on an
    issue. It gives arguments that support the opinion of the
    writer based on the facts collected.

    • The main purpose of a position paper is


    to persuade readers to take the position
    of the writer.
    Features of a Position Paper
    • It uses formal language.
    • It defines an issue.
    • It states the writer’s position explicitly.
    • It makes claims or assertions that support the
    writer’s position.
    • It disputes counterclaims.
    • It uses a logical pattern in presenting the
    arguments.
    Structure of a Position Paper
    Intoduction
    • In this part you must introduce the topic,
    and then provide history or background of
    the issue. You may also describe the issue
    on-hand so do your research.
    Structure of a Position Paper
    Body
    • You must state the opposing argument by briefly
    describing them. You may also include details that support
    the opposing claim. Then, after writing the counter
    argument, now write your argument and give your point of
    view. Provide evidence that support your claim. Now you
    state your second argument followed by your third
    argument. Make sure to provide details that support the
    argument given.
    Structure of a Position Paper
    Conclusion
    • Now, you can restate both sides of the argument,
    summarize the three arguments made in your essay. Lastly,
    provide a call for action.
    Activity 1.2 Read The Effects of Technology
    by Orton Taylor and answer the questions
    after the selection.
    Know your Stand.
    Write a three- paragraph essay stating your position
    on the use of social media, will you consider it as a
    boon or bane?
    (Write your own title)

    Introduction: (In the introduction part you should capture the reader’s attention,
    define the issue given and state your claim.)

    Body: (State three arguments then cite the evidence supporting your arguments)

    Conclusion: (This part includes restating your claim, summarizing reasons, and
    explaining why your stand/claim is worthy to read)
    Happy
    Writing!

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