Q4: Position Paper Flashcards

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It is an essay that expresses a position on an issue.

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position paper

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It gives arguments that support the opinion of the writer based on the facts collected.

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position paper

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Kinds of Position Paper

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  1. Expositive
  2. Comparative
  3. Evaluative
  4. Constructive
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It consists of summarizing or setting out the ideas or arguments of a given philosopher/ scholar in order to help the reader to understand the material.

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expositive position paper

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It involves arguing for or against a certain interpretation of a concept, philosophy, principles, or theories by showing that this interpretation is more or less consistent with other writings by the same philosopher, writer, scholar.

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expositive position paper

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True or False

An expositive position paper asserts or falsifies an interpretation based on a particular viewpoint.

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True

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It defends the similarities and differences between positions.

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comparative position paper

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It may answer the following questions:
* How are positions X and Y similar, and how to do they differ?
* What is the relationship between the arguments for X and Y?
* How are A and B compared based on someone’s thinking?

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comparative position paper

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It assesses the merit, or relative merit, of one or more case, positions or arguments.

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evaluative position paper

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It considers the following questions:
* “Is position P plausible?”
* “Is P more or less plausible than Q?”
* “Is the argument for P strong?”
* “Is the argument for P stronger or weaker than the argument for Q?”

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evaluative position paper

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It proposes what should be done or believed in.

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constructive position paper

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The questions it considers are less directly concerned with pre-existing positions or arguments.

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constructive position paper

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Kind of position paper

Schools should preserve the full-online learning modality even after the pandemic.

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constructive

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Kind of position paper

Schools should consider the students’ welfare in deciding the learning modality.

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constructive

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Kind of position paper

The pandemic has done more harm than good.

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evaluative

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Kind of position paper

The COVID-19 pandemic has subtle advantages which surpass the challenges.

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evaluative

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Kind of position paper

Science and art are different in terms of function but the same in application.

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comparative

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Kind of position paper

Liars and thieves may be similar but not entirely the same.

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comparative

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Kind of position paper

The sensorimotor stage is not purely the ‘first’ way of learning but rather a cyclical step towards mastering certain skills.

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expositive

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Kind of position paper

Journaling can benefit someone who has mental health problems.

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expositive

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Kind of position paper

Revenge procrastination is applicable to all ages.

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expositive

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Components of the introduction

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  • Introduction of the topic
  • Background of the issue
  • Thesis statement
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Components of the body

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  • Opposing arguments
  • Supporting arguments
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Conclusion

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  • Restatement of both arguments
  • Restatement of the thesis statement
  • Call for Action