BR: D15 Pick a side in our future debate (Immigration), and give 3 reasons why your chosen side is correct, backing up with info / facts. You have 10.

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BR: D15 Pick a side in our future debate (Immigration), and give 3 reasons why your chosen side is correct, backing up with info / facts. You have 10 minutes to prep.

Reading: Grab your textbook, and take 5 minutes to read the following pages (& answer the following questions as you do): pp 169-70 Why is it important to be concise? You have a limited amount of time to debate; how can being concise help?

Logical Fallacy of the Day Alphabet Soup Fallacy A person overuses acronyms in an attempt to confuse the other person, who then likely will agree to avoid looking foolish. A lot like the Jargon Fallacy Form: Person 1 uses acronyms and abbreviations. Therefore, person 1 knows what he or she is talking about.

Research Time: Final Project! Get to work researching the next topic (remember to record citations via APA style) “Resolved: The United States federal government should substantially reduce its restrictions on legal immigration to the United States, especially regarding refugees.” Let’s look at the sources they are using: