When you read critically, you 

As presented in CAAW, when you engage in critical thinking, you ask a lot of questions. CAAW breaks down the questions into 3 kinds: questions of procedure, questions of preference, and questions of reason.  Which kind of questoin is the following: 

What is the best way to help the homeless?

In our class, discussion requires 

Like all forms of writing, academic writing has formats, values, and expections.

CAAW makes the claim that their case study approach works well in the academic setting of first-year college writing courses because such an appraoch 

A Case-Based Approach to Argumentation outlines a five-step process for engaging with case studies.  While CAAW acknowledges that this process is recursive (recursive means that you will loop back through the steps as you move forward), CAAW maintains that you can best engage with case studies in this specfic order.

1. read the scenario
2. analyze and engage in decision making (come up with thesis)
3. research the case-study issues to find support for your thesis
4. write a draft
5. discuss the scenario with peers

It's appropriate to remark when a fellow student is deflecting the group discussion from the task. 

You should think of your research as not merely finding information or general knowledge about the topic--that is, stuff stuff otherr people have already said. Instead, you should think of research as connecting information or general knowledge about the topic with something new, namely, your claim. 

Case studies, rooted in the reality of mulitiple perspectives and differing values of stakeholders, entail ambiguity; usually there are no absolutely right or absolutely wrong answers. 

Which of the following best describes academic writing? Academic writing is about