AP Seminar EoY Assessment Review

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Thesis

A statement that clearly expresses the main point or central argument of a paper or presentation.

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Counterargument

An opposing viewpoint that challenges the main argument or claim.

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Rebuttal

A response to a counterargument that defends the original claim.

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Implication

The possible effect or significance of a claim or argument beyond the immediate context.

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Plagiarism

The unethical practice of using someone else's words, ideas, or work without proper citation.

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Conventions

Accepted rules and norms in writing, speaking, and presenting, such as grammar, structure, and formatting.

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Inquiry

A process of asking questions to explore and investigate a topic or issue.

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Issue

A subject or problem that is debatable and open to analysis and discussion.

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Limitation

A weakness or restriction in a study or argument that may affect its validity or scope.

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Reliability

The extent to which evidence or a source consistently supports an argument.

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Validity

The degree to which an argument or conclusion logically follows from the evidence.

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Commentary

Analysis or explanation that connects evidence to claims or arguments.

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Argument

A claim supported by evidence and reasoning.

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Context

The background, environment, or circumstances surrounding an issue or argument.

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Biases

Prejudices or preferences that affect objectivity and can influence how information is presented or interpreted.

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Primary sources

Original, first-hand accounts or evidence directly related to a topic (e.g., interviews, data, historical documents).

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Quantitative data

Numerical or measurable information often used to support arguments through statistics.

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Fallacy

A flawed or illogical reasoning that weakens an argument.

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Secondary sources

Analyses, interpretations, or summaries based on primary sources (e.g., reviews, articles, textbooks).

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Credibility

The trustworthiness and believability of a source or author.

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Evidence

Information, data, or examples used to support a claim or argument.

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Qualitative data

Descriptive, non_numerical information such as opinions, interviews, or observations.

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Conclusion

The final judgment or decision reached after analysis of evidence and arguments.

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Solution

A proposal or method for addressing a problem or issue.

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Logos

Persuasion through logic and reason (facts, statistics, cause and effect).

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Ethos

Persuasion through the credibility or character of the speaker or source.

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Pathos

Persuasion through emotional appeal.

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Deductive reasoning

Logical reasoning that starts with a general premise and leads to a specific conclusion.

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Inductive reasoning

Logical reasoning that begins with specific observations and builds to a general conclusion.

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Claim

A statement or assertion that presents an idea or argument.

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Lens

A specific angle or viewpoint used to examine a topic (e.g., historical, scientific, ethical).

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Point of View

The position or stance from which something is considered or evaluated.

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Perspective

A person’s unique combination of experiences, beliefs, and values that shape their viewpoint.

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Line of Reasoning

The logical sequence of claims and evidence that lead to a conclusion.