Mind mapping paper 3

Preparing for paper 3: Mind maps

Create a mind map outlining your paper 3.1.

Instructions:

1. Go to https://www.mindmup.com

2. Create a new mind map, either public or on your Google Drive (comes with           UTMail).

3. Put your claim in the first bubble.

4. Draw a mind map that outlines your paper. Right click to select a box. Hit “Tab” or right click ‘– add child” to add boxes.  

5. You need to include at least:

              Venue and Audience

Reasons to believe

Reasons to trust

Reasons to feel

              Evidence you will use

6. When you run out of ideas, use the “Developing arguments”-worksheet (attached) to come up with more material.

 7. Once you are done,
- add your name
- save as .pdf and print out (File – Print)*

*If Mindmup returns an error, just try again – the second attempt seems to work usually. 

8. How do you put these ideas together into a coherent paper?

Create an outline:

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Inventing Arguments

Name: _____________________________

State your principal claim. Invent at least one reason in each of the six categories given below. You can read up on these in your Controversies textbook, pgs. 121-132.