Dual-Credit Essay Instructions/Prompt
Compare and contrast the positions of the authors from the two articles, identifying areas of
agreement and disagreement. What is the wedge issue (most pivotal area of disagreement) in this
debate? Defend your analysis with specific references to the text, quoting each at least once and
reflecting as appropriate on rhetorical or logical strategies used by the writers. Imagine your
readers are educated but unfamiliar with the debate; they may want to look up the articles you
are describing. So do your best to cite sources as appropriate in the text and create a Works Cited
list. Your essay must be typed and double-spaced with 12-point, Times New Roman font.
Dual-Credit Essay Instructions/Prompt
Compare and contrast the positions of the authors from the two articles, identifying areas of
agreement and disagreement. What is the wedge issue (most pivotal area of disagreement) in this
debate? Defend your analysis with specific references to the text, quoting each at least once and
reflecting as appropriate on rhetorical or logical strategies used by the writers. Imagine your
readers are educated but unfamiliar with the debate; they may want to look up the articles you
are describing. So do your best to cite sources as appropriate in the text and create a Works Cited
list. Your essay must be typed and double-spaced with 12-point, Times New Roman font.
Dual-Credit Essay Instructions/Prompt
Compare and contrast the positions of the authors from the two articles, identifying areas of
agreement and disagreement. What is the wedge issue (most pivotal area of disagreement) in this
debate? Defend your analysis with specific references to the text, quoting each at least once and
reflecting as appropriate on rhetorical or logical strategies used by the writers. Imagine your
readers are educated but unfamiliar with the debate; they may want to look up the articles you
are describing. So do your best to cite sources as appropriate in the text and create a Works Cited
list. Your essay must be typed and double-spaced with 12-point, Times New Roman font.
Dual-Credit Essay Instructions/Prompt
Compare and contrast the positions of the authors from the two articles, identifying areas of
agreement and disagreement. What is the wedge issue (most pivotal area of disagreement) in this
debate? Defend your analysis with specific references to the text, quoting each at least once and
reflecting as appropriate on rhetorical or logical strategies used by the writers. Imagine your
readers are educated but unfamiliar with the debate; they may want to look up the articles you
are describing. So do your best to cite sources as appropriate in the text and create a Works Cited
list. Your essay must be typed and double-spaced with 12-point, Times New Roman font.