Quarter 4, Week 6- Taking Stand

 Our topic for week 6 is "Taking a Stand." Is it necessary to stand up for yourself? It is important to take a stand for yourself. Learning to speak for yourself can empower you to take control of your own life, believe in your own strength, and pursue your goals. The more powerful you feel, the more powerful you will become. Standing up for oneself demonstrates that you value yourself. Taking a stand means expressing your own opinion or point of view whether you are asserting your unyielding support of, defense of, or opposition to something. As a student, we used a lot of these circumstances in a debate classroom, essays, or composition. In essays, taking a stand takes multiple forms, For example when we make a claim which is the most common kind of opinionated thesis statement. The thesis statement identifies the topic that is being discussed, including the points raised in relation to the subject, and is written for a specific audience.

A figure of Speech: (source from my teacher)

Anglo-American Writer Literature Icons (source from my teacher)