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Fоr these questiоns, refer tо the following section of а technicаl document аnd answer each question. “How to Write a Persuasive Letter” We all have things that we would like to change, whether they are at home, at school, in the community, or in the world. Persuasive writing provides us with the tools needed to effectively persuade others to understand our thoughts and ideas. This document will help you learn how to write a letter to someone asking him or her to change something in the world. For example, you might write your principle about more time at lunch, or you might write the mayor of Springfield, the capital of Illinois, about the need for recycling in your community. There are three main steps to writing a persuasive letter: (1) Brainstorming (2) Outlining (3) Composing Step 1—Brainstorming Using the chart below, brainstorm some issues you would like use as possible topics for your persuasive letter. Also think about whom you would write who could influence such changes. School Community World Issue 1: Why this issue is important: Issue 1: Why this issue is important: Issue 1: Why this issue is important: Whom I would write: Whom I would write: Whom I would write: Issue 2: Why this issue is important: Issue 2: Why this issue is important: Issue 2: Why this issue is important: Whom I would write: Whom I would write: Whom I would write: From the chart above, choose a topic for your persuasive letter and write it in the space below: Now that you have chosen the topic of your letter, you are ready to outline your arguments. Your topic will give you a focus for your letter; it is important that the topic of your letter be something you are passionate about so that you can clearly describe to the audience of your letter why your issue is important.
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Brendа Krоhn is а cоllegiаte wоmen’s basketball coach. Her team’s record this year is 15–2 with only 3 weeks left in the regular season. The team members have done everything that she has asked of them and more. Ms. Krohn should be a coach that is basking in her team’s success, but instead she has noticed a lack of con- centration, fatigue, and episodes of drowsiness in the afternoon. She also has a history of clinical depression. Being concerned about her symptoms, she talks with the team’s athletic trainer. Based on this scenario, what do you know about Ms. Krohn’s condition?