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<div dir="auto">Hi Debi!</div>
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<div dir="auto">I wonder if IEEE Pro Comm's published cases would work for this?</div>
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<div dir="auto"><a href="https://procomm.ieee.org/transactions-of-professional-communication/for-prospective-authors/guidelines-to-follow/ieee-transactions-preparing-a-teaching-case/#samples">https://procomm.ieee.org/transactions-of-professional-communication/for-prospective-authors/guidelines-to-follow/ieee-transactions-preparing-a-teaching-case/#samples</a></div>
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<div dir="auto">Cagle</div>
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<b>Subject:</b> [ATTW-L] Persuasive case study request</font>
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<div>As part of my persuasive writing unit, I would like students to practice persuasive arguments in a court-like context: write a quick brief based on the facts, respond to a brief written by another student, and finish with a concluding argument. This exercise would
most likely be done in class, so the briefs would be less than a page.</div>
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<div>Do you know of a good repository for case studies or stories that I could use for this exercise? The stories would have to include enough detail to make an argument, but enough ambiguity that I could reasonably assign either side, and fairly short.</div>
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<div>Thank you in advance for any help given!</div>
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<div>Debi Galley</div>
<div>Brigham Young University</div>
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