TASK 3 - PLANNING AND DEVELOPING YOUR WRITING PART A - Plan Your Argument First, plan how you'll organize and structure your argument. In the table, describe the claims, reasons, and textual evidence you'll include in each section of your argument. Include your plan for the introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion of your argument. TIP: remember you'll need to include at least two pieces of text evidence in your argument. Prompt: Read article ""How Youth Climate Activists Are Empowering Campaigners From Countries Suffer Most From Global Warming." It argued that voices of people from countries most affected by climate change should be prioritized in the global climate movement. Do you agree or disagree with this viewpoint? I agree with this viewpoint. Write a well organized essay and use specific evidence from the article to support your answer. ANALYSIS CONSIDERATIONS YOUR WRITING DRAFT Introduction How will you engage the reader with a hook? What background information will you provide? How will you introduce your claim/thesis? (Click thesis for help on how to draft) I will make an introduction sentence that is cathay and will want to make people keep reading Background on global warming Body Paragraph 1 What reason will you develop here? How will you connect this to your overall claim/ thesis? What evidence will you provide to support your reason? How will you support this evidence with analysis? Body Paragraph 2 What reason will you develop here? How will you connect this to your overall claim/ thesis? What evidence will you provide to support your reason? How will you support this evidence with analysis? cc Conclusion What is a counterclaim and rebuttal that could be made about your claim/thesis? How will you summarize your claims, reasons and counterclaims for the audience? What are the most significant insights into your claims about climate change prioritization