
Andrew M. answered 05/02/16
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Mathematics - Algebra a Specialty / F.I.T. Grad - B.S. w/Honors
You need to find an article that expresses the writers opinion / viewpoint on a particular subject. That may be almost anything from "Common core math is a wonderful thing" to "Congress and senate should be subject to term limits."
The question you need to answer is whether the author not only expresses his own view on the subject, but also that of those who do not agree with him (opposing viewpoint). For the examples given the opposing viewpoints are obvious: "Common core math is not effective" and "Congress and senate should not be subject to term limits."
The second question is whether the author discusses those opposing views "objectively" by rebutting with facts, statistics, and logic or "emotionally" simply by attacking them with his own views rather than using said facts and statistical data.