Asked by Kate

I was told in class to find a piece of "biased writing" and use the knowledge about critical thinking. how would i know whether an article is biased?

really confused. also, it's a 1000 word essay, so it'd be really nice to get answer!
Answered by Ms. Sue
Look for anything written by a person with a strong political or religious message.

As you evaluate these articles, consider what you've learned in this critical thinking class.

One good place to find biased writing is in newspaper's op ed page, especially editorials and columnists.

Answered by Kate
what do you mean by newspaper's op ed page?
Answered by Kate
In the essay, I have to demonstrate that I recognize logical fallacies, but I don't understand how I can write that much about a message of somebody else when they have written so little. there's just nothing else to speak of, and I only have 500 words
Answered by Writeacher
The op-ed section of a newspaper is often also called the Opinion section. It's where the opinions, letters, and editorials are.

http://www.latimes.com
See the word OPINION near the top right? That section will have the opinion pieces in it.

http://www.nytimes.com
Here, OPINION is in the list on the left.

http://www.pe.com/
Do you see it here?
Answered by Writeacher
http://www.unc.edu/depts/wcweb/handouts/fallacies.html

Look in the list at the right to find different types of fallacies.
Answered by Kate
that's helps a whole lot! thanks so much Ms Sue and Writeacher! :D
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