question archive In supporting thesis/argument and bringing in different scholarly viewpoints to add background context to work
In supporting thesis/argument and bringing in different scholarly viewpoints to add background context to work
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In supporting thesis/argument and bringing in different scholarly viewpoints to add background context to work. Need to address any possible to argument into introductory paragraphs.
Explicitly and specifically interprets support and explains the significance of examples to show how they backup topic sentences and thesis: illustrates the thinking process use to connect the evidence to claims, and thus directly demonstrating critical thinking skills. (What is their significance to claim/topic sentence? How do the examples support argument?)
Twenty staff attended, with 10 receiving full accreditation, six provisional accreditations, and four not accredited to deliver the program. Accredited trainers are required to undertake ongoing quality assurance, which entails yearly observations to ensure ongoing accreditation of the 2 year licence. At the July workshops discussed below, two of the six provisionally accredited staff had the opportunity to be observed delivering the workshops and subsequently received full accreditation. The UON now has 12 fully accredited staff, comprising four academic staff from faculties, three professional staff from Student Living, four further professional staff from Counselling, and one teacher from the English Language and Foundation Studies Centre.
