The Rationale for the
Multivoiced Argument Project
Please answer the following questions and submit
it to Turnitin.com by midnight on March 30, 2017. This part of the assignment is worth 30
points, or 15% of the entire project; I am looking for thoughtful, complete
answers. Please type your paper, number
your answers, and answer as fully as possible.
1. What
is your research and persuasive goal?
2. Who
is your audience for this project?
Describe in detail.
3. What
do you most want readers to see in your project? How did you get this “thesis” across?
4. How
did you choose your genres and why are they appropriate for your audience and
persuasive goal?
5. How
do the genres work together to form a unified whole? How did you determine what
types of transitions to use between sections of your paper and what types of
strategies did you use to achieve unity and clarity?
6. How
did you use your researched sources in your pieces? How does a reader know how you used your
research?
7. Where
did you take the most risks?
8. What
do you like best about your paper?
9. What
would you improve if you would have had more time?
10. Offer
advice to new readers of multivoiced texts.
How might they best make sense of your project? Offer advice on how to enter the text, how to
move through the text, and how to come out on the other side with understanding. (This is the main content of your Dear Reader Letter.)
11. Compare
this paper in style and approach to other research projects you have tackled in
the past. Did multigenre style shape how
you see yourself as an arguer?
12. What
am I not seeing in this paper? What did
you not include? What is behind the scenes? Did you enjoy writing this paper? Did you struggle with procrastination? Did you write something that you were not
able to use?
13. What
advice can you offer next year’s writers of this assignment?
14.
What
advice can you offer me as a teacher of multivoice argument? May I keep your paper?
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