Chapter 7 Proposing a Solution. Purpose Urge readers to take action Argue for a proposed solution Demands imagination, creativity Look at the problem.

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Chapter 7 Proposing a Solution

Purpose Urge readers to take action Argue for a proposed solution Demands imagination, creativity Look at the problem from new angles, new contexts Convince others that you know what you are talking about (research) Convince others you can be trusted (research)

Beginning Define the problem Establish its existence Prove it needs action

Audience Need to know details Need to be convinced the solution can be solved and implemented Will question  Costs  Time demands  Grand schemes Consider  Their knowledge  Their feelings  Recognition of the seriousness  Alternative solutions

Well-Defined Problem A proposal is written to offer a solution to a problem. Before presenting the solution, a proposal writer must be sure that readers know what the problem is. The writer may also have to establish that the problem indeed exists and is serious enough to need solving. Sometimes a writer can assume that readers will recognize the problem. At other times readers may not be aware of the problem.

Proposed Solution Once the problem is established, the writer must present and argue for a particular solution. Be sure that your topic is narrow and that your solutions are reasonable.

A Convincing Argument The main purpose of a proposal is to convince readers that the writer's solution is the best way of solving the problem. Proposals argue for their solutions by trying to demonstrate:  that the proposed solution will solve the problem  that it is a feasible way of solving the problem  that it stands up against anticipated objections or reservations  that it is better than other ways of solving the problem

A Reasonable Tone Regardless of the proposal or the argument made on its behalf, problem- solution writers must adopt a reasonable tone. The objective is to advance an argument without "having" an argument. The aim is to bridge any gap that may exist between writer and readers, not widen it.

A Reasonable Tone Writers can build such a bridge of shared concerns by showing respect for their readers and treating their concerns seriously. They discuss anticipated objections and reservations as an attempt to lay to rest any doubts readers may have. They consider alternative solutions as a way of showing they have explored every possibility in order to find the best possible solution.

A Reasonable Tone Most important, they do not attack those raising objections or offering other solutions by questioning their intelligence or goodwill.

Topics School  Cheating  Dropout rates  U.S. behind  Bilingual ed  Foreign lang. in schools  Sports schedules Health Care  Prescription drugs  Eye/dental  Youth w/ no insurance Underage drinking/drug use Teenage pregnancy/sex ed. Spanish (and others) speaking Americans Say Yes to No Alternative Energy Sources

More Topics Decline of small-town America Identity theft Online predators Child pornography Downloading music Cigarette Smoking Terrorism Fat Americans Cell phones  While driving  People using loudly  In school TV addiction Inappropriate TV/Movies