1. Let’s Rank them. swift.tahoma.wednet.edu/crms/.../21-persuasive_writing211.ppt?id Sample Conclusions Ineffective Very Effective Somewhat Effective

2. Student Sample #1 All in all I think we should not have this rule because there is not enough time for me to finish my homework, something could happen to my homework, and I have better things to do than homework. Don’t make this a rule in our school! swift.tahoma.wednet.edu/crms/.../21-persuasive_writing211.ppt?id

3. Student Sample #2 Now do you see why it’s not right to say that teachers should not accept late work? Not everyone is perfect and sometimes we students might make mistakes. But isn’t that how we get wiser? Only you, Mr. Perez, have the power to choose between becoming a dictator or the president of a proud school. Say no to no late work! swift.tahoma.wednet.edu/crms/.../21-persuasive_writing211.ppt?id

4. Student Sample #3 So accepting late work would be a good idea. If you are concerned about students that repeatedly don’t turn work in on time, take some points off for late work or put a limit on how late work can be turned in. Accept late work for good reasons. Don’t punish the innocent. swift.tahoma.wednet.edu/crms/.../21-persuasive_writing211.ppt?id

5. Student Sample #4 “No late work” policies should be against the law. They make students stressed out, depressed, angry, and tired. If a rule as such is adopted, no one will take part in extra activities offered to them, the Honors Programs will be lacking, students will be falling asleep in class, and grades will begin dropping. Is it really worth it? swift.tahoma.wednet.edu/crms/.../21-persuasive_writing211.ppt?id