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What to do about AWA - don't understand the arguement/issue

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by Wongdoe » Thu May 21, 2009 4:16 am
Hi All,

Just wanted some advice on this - I am not overly worried about the AWA portion but in the back of my mind, I always worry that the topic will be on something I don't fully understand.

Any suggestions?

Thanks
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by 4seasoncentre » Thu May 21, 2009 10:00 am
The topics tend to be very generic.

It is not important that you have knowledge of the topic.

For Analysis of an Argument essays, you just have to be able to understand the argument of the passage and be prepared to critique it.

The topics can be about breakfast cereal, medication, demographics.. pretty much anything.

For Analysis of an Issue, you have more leeway. You have to be able to express and opinion and be prepared to defend it.
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