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- 0:02hello this week we are going to continue
- 0:04our focus on Research last week we
- 0:06focused on finding reliable sources that
- 0:09agree with your position which is very
- 0:11important if you want to be convincing
- 0:13equally important but often overlooked
- 0:15is engaging with someone who disagrees
- 0:18with you and engaging in a way that is
- 0:21constructive now the instructions for
- 0:23finding an opposing view Source are on
- 0:26Moodle and I want you to take a look at
- 0:27those just like last week before you try
- 0:29to do this assignment please read those
- 0:31instructions watch the videos they're
- 0:33going to discuss to some degree why we
- 0:36need to do this at all because it seems
- 0:38counterintuitive why do I want to site a
- 0:41source that doesn't agree with me isn't
- 0:43that going to make me less convincing
- 0:44it's actually going to make you more
- 0:46convincing if you do it well because it
- 0:48shows your reader hey this person
- 0:51actually did the homework this person
- 0:53didn't just make an assumption and agree
- 0:55with the first position that sounded
- 0:57credible this person actually looked at
- 0:59both sides
- 1:01furthermore this person not only looked
- 1:03at both sides but looked at the other
- 1:06side at its best and still disagrees
- 1:11with that side so when you look for an
- 1:14opposing view Source I don't want you to
- 1:15look for one that comes across as stupid
- 1:19or shallow I want you to look for a
- 1:22source that someone who disagreed with
- 1:24you might actually want to
- 1:26site and I want you to carefully read it
- 1:29and then I want you to look for
- 1:30weaknesses in that
- 1:32argument you may find that you don't
- 1:34disagree with everything it says but
- 1:36maybe you disagree with some of it maybe
- 1:38it only looks at part of the picture and
- 1:40you can point that out you can say well
- 1:42this is this is an argument that sounds
- 1:45good on the surface but it just doesn't
- 1:46go deep enough or this is an argument
- 1:50that is convincing only if you don't
- 1:53consider XY or Z and you're going to
- 1:56explain that in the paper once you
- 1:57actually write it and it's going to
- 2:00actually make your argument more
- 2:01convincing not less so focus on finding
- 2:04that Source remember that your initial
- 2:06post is due on Wednesday I don't want
- 2:08you to forget the smaller assignments as
- 2:10well uh I do hope you guys are engaging
- 2:12with these videos I know you need to
- 2:14post those
- 2:15Recaps and uh make sure that you don't
- 2:18forget the logic quiz and those other
- 2:20reports that you guys need to engage
- 2:23with those are not just busy work uh
- 2:25they're there to equip you to succeed in
- 2:28this class and and to provide the
- 2:31helpful information that you need to do
- 2:32that so please uh yet again reach out to
- 2:36me if you have any questions I look
- 2:38forward to seeing what kind of opposing
- 2:40view sources you find have a nice week
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