1. What is an argumentative research paper (arp)?

An argumentative research paper is a type of writing in which it requires the

student to investigate a topic that has two reasonable sides. The topic is supported by
collecting and evaluating evidences; and establishing a position on the topic in a brief
manner. (https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/685/05/)

2. What are the differences between an argumentative research paper and an expository
essay?

The difference between an arp and an expository essay is that in expository it

focuses more on factual statements than on debatable claims while in arp, it focuses on a
topic that has two reasonable sides and was supported by concrete evidences, accurate
opinions, analysis and personal insights. Opinions or beliefs can’t be comprehended in
expository essays while in arp, opinions are allowed as long as it was supported with
research.
(http://www.lbcc.edu/astarros/documents/argumentVexpo.105.pdf)

3. What are the stages of research paper writing?

1. Identifying and refining a researchable topic or question.
2. Gathering primary and secondary sources.
3. Organizing your notes and other research information.
4. Outlining
5. Formulating your argument
6. Writing an introduction
7. Drafting the body of your paper
8. Writing a conclusion
9. Revising
10. Proofreading
(http://pages.uoregon.edu/eherman/writing/Stages%20of%20Writing%20Research%20Pa
pers.htm)

4. Your class prayer. Take note that you choose a Scripture text and write your intentions
for the class. You will use this prayer in leading a prayer for the class.

In everything set them an example by doing what is good. In your teaching show
integrity, seriousness and soundness of speech that cannot be condemned, so that those
who oppose you may be ashamed because thet have nothing bad to say about us. – Titus
2:7
Lord grant that those who teach and those who learn may find you to be the source
of all truth. Help us to be responsible and inspire us to do well in everything we do. Grant
us knowledge and understanding for us to understand our lessons and encourage us to
strive more when we are tempted to give up. Amen

References:

https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/685/05/
http://www.lbcc.edu/astarros/documents/argumentVexpo.105.pdf
http://pages.uoregon.edu/eherman/writing/Stages%20of%20Writing%20Research
%20Papers.htm