Steps to write a social argumentative essay on an idea or moral for students in Vietnam

What are steps to write a social argumentative essay on an idea or moral for students in Vietnam?

What are steps to write a social argumentative essay on an idea or moral for students in Vietnam?

Writing a social argumentative essay on an idea or principle is one of the topics that students learn in the lesson 1 of grade 11 Literature curriculum.

Therefore, students can refer to the following steps to write a social argumentative essay on an idea or principle in grade 11 Literature:

Steps to write a social argumentative essay on an idea or moral for students in Vietnam

Step 1. Understand the Topic

- Idea or Principle: Clearly identify the idea or principle that the topic requires you to argue about. Is it a famous saying, a life philosophy, or a social issue?

- Requirement of the Topic: What does the topic ask you to do? Explain, prove, discuss, or combine all three? You need to clearly understand the requirement to guide your writing.

Step 2. Research and Gather Information

- Read Materials: Look for materials related to the idea or principle you are researching. These could be books, newspapers, online articles, or real-life stories and examples.

- Personal Reflection: Relate that idea or principle to your own experiences and observations in life.

- Exchange with Others: Discuss with friends, teachers, or experienced individuals to gain various perspectives.

Step 3. Create an Outline

Introduction:

- Introduce the Issue: Clearly state the idea or principle that needs to be argued.

- Pose an intriguing question or provide an interesting example to grab the reader's attention.

- State the main argument of the essay.

Body:

- Argument 1: Explain the meaning of the idea or principle.

Examples: Use examples from real life, historical figures, literary works to illustrate.

Comment and Analyze: Explain why this example supports the argument.

- Argument 2: Analyze the significance of the idea or principle in modern life.

Relate to Reality: Provide specific examples of how the idea or principle is applied in present-day life.

Evaluate: Assess the positive or negative impact of the idea or principle on individuals and society.

- Argument 3: (if applicable)

Continue to present other arguments to further clarify the issue.

Conclusion:

Reaffirm the main argument.

State the meaning and importance of the idea or principle.

Offer advice or suggestions to the reader.

Step 4. Execution of the Essay

- Use of Language: Clear, coherent language, use of descriptive and evocative terms.

- Sentence Structure: Vary sentence structures to avoid monotony.

- Strong Argumentation: The arguments must be presented logically and coherently connected.

- Diverse Evidence: Evidence should be varied and highly persuasive.

Step 5. Review and Refine:

- Re-read the Essay: Check for spelling and grammar errors.

- Revision: Adjust sentences and paragraphs to enhance quality.

- Finalize: Add or remove details to complete the essay.

*Note: The information provided is for reference only./.

Steps to Write a Social Argumentative Essay on an Idea or Principle in 11th Grade Literature?

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What are the study topics in the grade 11 Literature curriculum in Vietnam?

According to subsection 2 of Section 5 of the General Education Program for Literature issued with Circular 32/2018/TT-BGDDT, the study topics for grade 11 Literature include:

Required Achievements Content
Topic 11.1. RESEARCHING AND WRITING A REPORT ON A MEDIEVAL VIETNAMESE LITERARY ISSUE  
- Understand the requirements and methods for researching a medieval Vietnamese literary issue. 1. Requirements and methods for researching a medieval Vietnamese literary issue
- Know how to write a research report. 2. How to write a research report
- Utilize the knowledge from the topic to read, understand, and write about medieval Vietnamese literature. 3. Some issues that can be researched about medieval Vietnamese literature
- Know how to present on a medieval Vietnamese literary issue. 4. Requirements for presenting on a medieval Vietnamese literary issue
Topic 11.2. EXPLORING LANGUAGE IN MODERN SOCIAL LIFE  
- Understand that language is a social phenomenon and a part of culture. 1. The social-cultural nature of language
- Identify and evaluate the new elements of language in contemporary social life. 2. New elements of language: Positive and negative points
- Know how to apply new elements of contemporary language in communication. 3. How to apply new elements of contemporary language in communication
Topic 11.3. READING, WRITING, AND INTRODUCING A LITERARY AUTHOR  
- Identify some prominent features of a great author's literary career and artistic style. 1. Concept of artistic style and literary career of an author
- Know how to read a major literary author. 2. Some requirements and methods for reading a literary author
- Know how to write an introduction about a literary author that has been read. 3. How to write an introduction about a literary author
- Utilize the knowledge from the topic to read and write about other literary authors. 4. Practice reading and writing about some major literary authors
- Know how to present about a literary author. 5. Requirements for presenting about a literary author

What are the elective subjects for high school students in Vietnam?

According to Section 3 of the General Education Program issued with Circular 32/2018/TT-BGDDT:

1. Basic Education Phase

1.1. Primary Level

a) Educational content

Compulsory subjects and educational activities: Vietnamese Language; Math; Morality; Foreign Language 1 (for grades 3, 4, 5); Natural and Social Sciences (for grades 1, 2, 3); History and Geography (for grades 4, 5); Science (for grades 4, 5); Informatics and Technology (for grades 3, 4, 5); Physical Education; Arts (Music, Fine Arts); Experiential Activities.

Elective subjects: Ethnic Minority Language, Foreign Language 1 (for grades 1, 2).

b) Educational time

Implement study two sessions per day, with no more than 7 lessons per day; each lesson is 35 minutes. Educational institutions that do not have sufficient conditions to organize two sessions per day should follow the educational plan provided by the Ministry of Education and Training.

...

1.2. Secondary Level

a) Educational content

Compulsory subjects and educational activities: Literature; Math; Foreign Language 1; Civic Education; History and Geography; Natural Sciences; Technology; Informatics; Physical Education; Arts (Music, Fine Arts); Experiential, Career-oriented Activities; Local Educational Content.

Elective subjects: Ethnic Minority Language, Foreign Language 2.

b) Educational time

...

2. Career-oriented Education Phase

2.1. Educational content

Compulsory subjects and educational activities: Literature; Math; Foreign Language 1; History; Physical Education; National Defense and Security Education; Experiential, Career-oriented Activities; Local Educational Content.

Elective subjects: Geography, Economics and Law Education, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Technology, Informatics, Music, Fine Arts.

Students select 4 subjects from the elective subjects.

Elective subjects for high school students include 4 subjects: Geography, Economics and Law Education, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Technology, Informatics, Music, Fine Arts.

>>> Download General Education Program issued with Circular 32/2018/TT-BGDDT.

(Note: Some content in this File is modified by Articles 1 and 2 of Circular 13/2022/TT-BGDDT)

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