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875d46358ba3 | FD1C07651D9A | I think that the auther did a good job writtening this artivcle because he use good detail to catch the reader and to think a little more about planet venus | Position | Adequate |
fc845e675914 | FD1C07651D9A | the auther is sau that ( In space term- human have seat numerous of spacecraft to land on this clound-draped world. Each pervies mission was unmanned, and for good reason, sice no spacraft survived the landing for more than a few hours. May that is the issue explains why not a single spaceship has touched down on venus in more than three deacades) say the auther in the artivcle. | Evidence | Ineffective |
f30e9518d941 | FD1C07651D9A | The auther also say in the artivcle (that the atmospher of almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets venus. Even more challenging are in the clouds of the highly corrosive sulfuric acid in venis atmosphere. He said the on the planet's surface temperatures average over 800 degerees fahrenheit, and the atmospheric pressure is 90 time greater than what we experience on our own planet.) Also the conditions are far more extree than anything humans encounter on the earth; such as environment would crush even a submarine accustomed to diving to the deppest parts of our ocean and would liquefy many metals. Also notable, venus has the hottest surface temperature of any plantes in our solar system even though mercury is closer to ur sun. | Evidence | Ineffective |
6dff3aec8f7e | FD1C07651D9A | Beyond high pressure and heat, venusian geology and weather present additional impediments like eruping volcanoes powerful earthquakes, and frequent lighting strikes to probes seeking to land on its surface. Astronmers are fascinated by venus because it may well once have been the most earth-like planet in our solar system. Still today venus still has some features that are analogous to those on earth. The planet venus hasa surface of rocky sediment and includes familiar features such as valleys, mountains and craters. Furthermore , recall that venus can sometime be our nerest option for a planetary visit, a crucal consideration given the long time frames of space travel. | Evidence | Ineffective |
3e1c4112c8d5 | FD1C07651D9A | I like this article because it was fun to learn somthing new and that the article and the author was good at laying out his article and also putting in detail and fact what he new about venus it was super easly to do the question. I think that the auther supports the idea vey good in the article because he lay it out for you and that he/she give out fact to supports the reader and to help out a little. | Concluding Statement | Adequate |
4e0047f2d784 | FD562A12092E | During the course of the school year, students learn and take part of the classroom life. Many take notes, create projects, listen to lectures, take tests, and more. However, by the end of the school year, teachers decide to give out summer projects. These projects can vary from reading textbooks to making a piece of artwork to assure learning during their break. There are many debates and questions about the use of summer projects. A certain question circulates around who should design the project; the teacher or the student. | Lead | Adequate |
721712ad341f | FD562A12092E | Teachers, however, should design these projects | Position | Adequate |
3da7aa009358 | FD562A12092E | they are the experts, | Claim | Effective |
a15ff0710e3e | FD562A12092E | they control the classroom, | Claim | Adequate |
a64a6ac1949b | FD562A12092E | students will put in little to no effort in making the project meaningful.
| Claim | Effective |
db779e354e39 | FD562A12092E | Because they are well educated in the subject, they are able to create a project that is both relevant and useful to the students education. For example, my AP US History teacher is well knowledgeable about the history of the United States. Before the school year began, she assigned a project in which a student has to portray freedom in a piece of art. By doing this, she is able to connect freedom in history into a project that can create deep thought towards the subject. | Evidence | Effective |
ec86a7ba97c1 | FD562A12092E | Teachers also control the classroom and decide what to do for the education of their students. | Claim | Effective |
c6eb6851d3b5 | FD562A12092E | As a student, I am able to see the hard work put into teaching a class. My teachers have to create the lessons, teach the information, grade paperwork, and much more. However, there is also the aspect of making sure that the students are controlled enough to have the needed information get across. This goes hand in hand with the knowledge of the teacher in the subject. Due to their position of power and the expertise they acquired, teachers know what to do for the education of students. | Evidence | Effective |
7d1da4ab6b92 | FD562A12092E | Some may say that students should design these summer projects in order to exercise freedom and creativity. | Counterclaim | Effective |
3c6e2631b908 | FD562A12092E | However, because teachers are the experts and oversee the education of their students in their position, they know what and how to use projects for the students benefit. Both the teacher will exercise their position as a leader and student practice their creativity with the freedom these projects allow for. | Rebuttal | Effective |
cd7bba054def | FD562A12092E | Students, after a tiring school year, want to relax during their summer break. By allowing students to design the project, they will create it in an uncaring way in order to get it over with. Students will not put the effort in both designing and finishing the project. This will create no benefit, growth, or thought in their education and academics. A personal example revolves around a project my English teacher once gave out. There was no prompt and no requirements other than a works cited. This created a hard time for students to figure out what they needed to do. As seen by this example, allowing students to design their own projects will create no benefit or direction. Without the direction of a teacher, students will not know what or how to do anything that is needed of them. | Evidence | Effective |
41f69a50fdd0 | FD562A12092E | allowing students to design summer projects is not the most beneficial. This is because the teachers know the information, teachers are in charge of the classroom, and students will have no motivation to create and finish the project. As experienced in personal life and much more, too much freedom is not always for the best. | Concluding Statement | Effective |
29e6cd4abf3e | FD5F79937C4E | The argument of "would this technology be valuable in a classroom setting" seems like it is very one sided. | Lead | Adequate |
04948d12469b | FD5F79937C4E | Yes, this technology would be 100% valuable in a class room enviroment | Position | Adequate |
f92299e4b8dc | FD5F79937C4E | And in the article it give a reason why it is so valuable! "A classroom computer could recognize when a student is becoming confused or bored," "Then it could modify the lesson, like an effective human instructor."
| Claim | Adequate |
631b40832166 | FD5F79937C4E | With these two reasons we can determine the value that they would have in schools. grades would get better, some may inspire to work harder because someone or something can tell they are confused and need help. Another quote that can support my claim is that "Most human communication is nonverbal,including emotional communication," "so computers need to under stand that, too." What this means is that the one kid who is afraid to speak up and ask questions or the kids who cant speak at all will get better help, because the computers can identify what emotions they are feeling and help them. | Evidence | Effective |
38ba032b17e7 | FD5F79937C4E | A drawback to having the technology in the classroom could mean that we could give off the wrong emotions and confuse the computer it self. | Counterclaim | Adequate |
f8ed53f1dfb3 | FD5F79937C4E | and this could mean ruining the techology or worse. | Evidence | Ineffective |
4f362c993c00 | FD5F79937C4E | Another drawback would be that in paragraph seven it states "Your home PC can't handle the comples algorithms used to decode Mona Lisa's smile. | Counterclaim | Adequate |
f18f8b520433 | FD5F79937C4E | this means that we would have to have advanced technology inside of a classroom, And if it is more younger kids its going to be super hard to keep it from being ruined or broken. | Evidence | Adequate |
26d6559d9479 | FD5F79937C4E | Another set back would be People who suffer from Depression, Bipolar or PTSD can change emotions constantly and quickly. | Counterclaim | Adequate |
b11caa481097 | FD5F79937C4E | This is why FACS (Facial Action Coding System) CAN be used in a classroom enviroment as well as being succsesful in said enviroment. | Concluding Statement | Adequate |
52e20669f5f7 | FD9CC83A98C5 | i agree | Position | Ineffective |
e639c14d9249 | FD9CC83A98C5 | because students who do not like to do sports or anything at all its good for them to do something to keep them busy and occupied | Claim | Adequate |
eda481b96fbb | FD9CC83A98C5 | And someone should at least convince them to try something new in sports.
when i was younger my mom always told me that i should do basketball. Because i wasn't doing a after school sport at all and i didnt like sports at the time. So we talked about doing it and i tried it i kind of liked it it was fun because of the basketball drills and got to meet new friends on the team. after that i started doing flag football, and tackle football and i enjoyed it and i was always busy and occupied. | Evidence | Adequate |
2d3a148d41f4 | FD9CC83A98C5 |
i think students who don't do any sports should try it. | Claim | Adequate |
27e6376dfcfb | FD9CC83A98C5 | because it will keep you busy and you would enjoy it because you meet new friends and its very competitive. other than that it will keep you from being on your phone and staying home all day bored when you can be out having fun playing sports. And also sports would make you think about what you wanna do in the future if you really like sports and good at it. It would also make your family proud of you because of all the hard work you did to get this opportunity. But it also takes time to be good at something only if you try. because thats the only way to get somewhere. | Evidence | Adequate |
018b55bf26b3 | FE018F15F8A4 | Cars use a lot of gas and make the world polluted. There are communities that have given up their cars and are sticking to walking and riding bikes. There is a town in Germany called Vauban that make you pay $40,000 with your house if you want to have a parking space. Also in this town there are only two places to park and this means that 70% of the population there down own cars and 57% sold their cars to live there. People in this town say that living there with no cars relieves stress.
In the city of Paris after days of pollution they made a ban on driving to fix the smog.
On mondays motorist that had even number license plates were told not to drive or face a $31 dollar fine. On the next day odd number license plate couldnt drive. 4,000 people were fined and 27 had their cars impounded do to their reaction to the fine. Their were a couple exceptions like plug-in cars, hybrids, also cars carrying more then three people but they make plubic transit free from Monday to Friday.
These acts are happening in countries like Colombia. In Bogota, Colombia they celebrate their third year where cars have been banned with the onmly motor transportation being buses and taxis. They call this day "The day without cars" in the capital city which has about 7million poeple. They are doing this to pormote other mean of transportation and violators adn fined $25. A lot of people like to participate in this because it lowers air pollution and stress. Because of this day this city has made 118 miles of bike paths.
In America scientist have found that people 16- to -39 years old are not etting their license. With this drop scientist think that pollution will go down in America. In 2005 the number of miles was at its peak and dropped steadily after that. In April of 2013 the number of miles driven per person was 9% below the peak and is even with the the amount in 1995 | Evidence | Ineffective |
49475feebee7 | FE018F15F8A4 | All of these are ways to cut down on not only pollution but also stress. | Position | Ineffective |
81292cd71c59 | FE47325AD93F | i mean what i can say so far about this artical yeah okay i understand where there coming from and all but its just i cant foucus on the part where i have to sit here an explain to yall that the women mona lisa demonstration is really to bring a smile to your face . The process begins whe the computer constructs3-d computers model to the faces . she also was also 83 percent happy 9 percent disgusted 6 percent fealful 2 percent angry . she was peaceful young lady to be honest . But while it shows as much as this computer can . imagine whst a computer that knows when your happy or sad . By the way making a happy face experiments also make you feel slighty happy . According to the feedback theory of emotion, moving your facial muscles not onlt the expresses emotion, btu also mau even help produce them | Evidence | Ineffective |
b055566f7904 | FE47325AD93F | i cant just imagine being able to detect exactly how other are feeling even when they are trying to hide their emotions | Claim | Ineffective |
0fd2ad1c65cd | FE47325AD93F | also your home pc cant handle the complex algorithms used to decode mona lisa's smile . And meanwhile muscles called orbicularis oculi palpbraeus make crow's -feetaround your eyes . | Evidence | Ineffective |
8901a3d7098f | FE9AB60822CA | Having a computer that can tell what you are feeling can and can't be a good thing | Position | Adequate |
cdc7756d4d1e | FE9AB60822CA | Like you could be sad or depressed and not want anyone to know but they computer does | Claim | Adequate |
ffec36378ff4 | FE9AB60822CA | It can send information to people and you didn't want those people knowing how you are feeling. This can cause problems in a family because it may tell them something they didn't want to know. | Evidence | Adequate |
aaa74240a4de | FE9AB60822CA | First off some people would rather keep to themselves because sometimes showing their real self can hurt others. | Claim | Adequate |
83278c413009 | FE9AB60822CA | You can always fake being happy or fake being interested in something that you aren't, but the computer can figure out how you are really feeling and let people know that you aren't interested in the thing they are talking about or happy that someone is talking to you. It can ruin everything between people. | Evidence | Adequate |
2067190e3bff | FE9AB60822CA | The article states that "The facial expressions for each emotion are universal," observes Dr. Huang, "even though individuals often show carying degrees of expression" (Paragraph 4). This is saying that sometimes people don't put much effort into emotions like for instance smiling, sometimes people don't smile as broadly as they would like to. | Evidence | Ineffective |
11ef19bca786 | FE9AB60822CA | This is my opinion on being able to have a computer analyze how you are feeling. I think it would be a bad idea and it would be better off to let people keep their feelings to themselves. | Position | Adequate |
8514c3758fbe | FE9AB60822CA | Computers being able to tell your feelings is a bad idea and shouldn't come to life. We should keep it the same as it is now, where people can be themselves and not worry about people getting scared or hurt by their true selves. | Concluding Statement | Adequate |
b979b8cfd512 | FEA33BCE1FB3 | The author emphasis how studying Venus is a worthy pursuit despite the dangers it presents is very important to Astronomers. | Lead | Adequate |
d208cac2217e | FEA33BCE1FB3 | "The Challenge of Exploring Venus" mainly supports how Venus is worth the riskand challenge to explore to see if it's as much like Earth as it's said to be, | Position | Adequate |
0ed48804b59b | FEA33BCE1FB3 | it is close to Earth in size and density, | Claim | Adequate |
47353e8d6482 | FEA33BCE1FB3 | has similiar geographics, | Claim | Adequate |
783deaa7a925 | FEA33BCE1FB3 | is known as Earth's sister planet. | Claim | Adequate |
8082dcab9510 | FEA33BCE1FB3 | First, Venus is set up with similar distancing as Earth | Claim | Adequate |
7bfe23f63278 | FEA33BCE1FB3 | it's sometimes often referred to as "Earth's twin". The text says that "Venus is the closest planet to Earth in terms of density and size, and occasionally the closest in distance too." Venus is so similar to Earth, but yet so challenging to explore. | Evidence | Adequate |
d1c1bb8fe1da | FEA33BCE1FB3 | Second, just like Earth Venus has mountains and valleys. | Claim | Adequate |
688a913e3909 | FEA33BCE1FB3 | Some might even say long ago there were oceans, because the text says "Long ago, Venus was probably covered largely with oceans and could have supported various forms of life,just like Earth." | Evidence | Adequate |
14b19dcdd140 | FEA33BCE1FB3 | Then, Venus is known to be Earth's sister planet! | Claim | Adequate |
1acebadc445f | FEA33BCE1FB3 | Venus has always been the closest planet to Earth other than Mars, but if Venus is so much like Earth astronomers can't figure out why it's so much more inhospitable than Earth. | Evidence | Ineffective |
859ffabc6af4 | FEA33BCE1FB3 | In conclusion, Venus is a very challenging place to see and be. Venus has not been touched in more than 30 years! In the text it says ".. not a singlr spaceship has touched down on Venus in more than three decades." So although Venus is the sister of Earth astronomers know very little about her. So they keep in pursuit to learn more despite the dangers it presents everytime. | Concluding Statement | Adequate |
7260519f3a2d | FEE1811CCE57 | Luke signed up for the program just to experience what the journey would be like and his friend asked him then they would have to ride with different kinds of animals like horses. Luke made nine trips and was brave to make that choice. But lukes friend decided to invite luke on this trip so luke was pretty glad that his friend invited him. then luke and his friend were asked to take care of horses,young cows,and mules.
Luke then decided to take his traveling a whole new level especially on return trips after the animals had been unloaded. Luke decided to play games on board like basball,volleyball,table tennis he was also fencing,boxing,reading,and whittling. well being a seagoing cowboy was much more than an adventure for luke bomberger. Luke had so much fun being a seagoing cowboy. and leading his family hosts a number of international students and exchange vistors for many and many years so when people bring up seagoing cowboys they can remenber that it is a jorney | Evidence | Adequate |
79ab422f0819 | FEE1811CCE57 | The lesson in this story is that "you never know whats going to happen if you take a risk". | Position | Ineffective |
9b229e30cde8 | FEF2CAFB3483 | In this article " unmasking the face on mars" they are showing us a picture that was taken by a 1976 viking 1 photograph of the face on mars which is just a natural landform | Lead | Ineffective |
d13bf534b5db | FEF2CAFB3483 | In paragraph 2 scientists firgured it was just another martian mesa, which they state is common around cydonia. Another detail from paragraph 2 they state only because it had unusual shadows that made it look like an egyptian pharaoh. | Evidence | Adequate |
a8651f3c8515 | FEF2CAFB3483 | In the Paragraph 3 it states "huge rock formation which resembles a human head formed by shadows giving the illusion of eyes,nose, and mouth." | Evidence | Adequate |
587a40f7bff2 | FEF2CAFB3483 | it's just a illusion it wasn't acutually seen or proven to be a human head. | Claim | Adequate |
6c02893d07f7 | FEF2CAFB3483 | Another fact which is from paragraph 7 it states Mars Global Surveyor flew over Cydonia and snapped about ten photos and it revealed a natural landform. | Evidence | Adequate |
f574d1a93135 | FEF2CAFB3483 | In paragraph 9 garvin who is in the Mars Global Surveyor is a mapping spacecraft he states "It's not easy to targey cydonia. | Evidence | Ineffective |
19bed7890e62 | FEF2CAFB3483 | they just can fly over cydonia and spot it right away. | Claim | Ineffective |
59b9498d0117 | FEF2CAFB3483 | Finally in paragraph 12 garvin states what the picture actually shows is the Martian equivalent of a butte or mesa- landforms common around the American West | Evidence | Adequate |
ae552f9b791c | FEF2CAFB3483 | In this article "Unmasking The Face On Mars" it's just a unproven theory that its a face on mars, there is many details in this article that state that it's just a natural landforms. | Position | Adequate |
9154e9b94986 | FEFB6689114B | "Making Mona Lisa Smile'',the author describes how a new technology called the Facial Action Coding System enables computer to identify human emotions. | Lead | Adequate |
759a83426c51 | FEFB6689114B | The use of this tecgnology to read the emotional expressions of students in a classroom is valuable | Position | Adequate |
0599257fb731 | FEFB6689114B | it helps read kids mind whenthere upset and not happy | Claim | Ineffective |
51f0710f3874 | FEFB6689114B | it helps you to because you dont have to try in read there mind as a teacher the comouter can automatically tell for you | Claim | Adequate |
8d4500fc8a1e | FEFB6689114B | In that they just wanted to make better ways for humans and computers to communicate. | Claim | Adequate |
2cdef3af1f01 | FEFB6689114B | its that good ''i could modify the lesson ,like an effective human instructor. | Evidence | Adequate |
a316ff67d81c | FEFB6689114B | Can it actually calculate emtions 99% better then any smart software?
"The process begins when the computer constrcutios a 3-D computer model of the face, all 44 major muscles in the model must move like human muscles. | Evidence | Ineffective |
c3e76685f35c | FEFB6689114B | Not everyone would wanna feel like getting on a computer checking to see if there happy or not. | Counterclaim | Ineffective |
b39d78928c7c | FEFB6689114B | In not everyone would want to sit in front of a computer sing there moving there head trying to figure out if there ok knowing they already no. It '' we humans can tell if someone happy or if someone sad just by looking at there face'' yes its true, in yes we doo it on a daily | Evidence | Adequate |
c62ca7f00631 | FEFB6689114B | why neeed to have the Facial Action Coding System when we can just keep finishing what we been doing and reading people minds as usally. | Concluding Statement | Ineffective |
c2ba3f94ee34 | FF01B32BAC3E | I disagree with this technology | Position | Adequate |
16243c8ff23e | FF01B32BAC3E | you can make all kinds of facial expressions it doesnt mean there is a certain face for one facial expression. | Claim | Adequate |
3ae7a03a8a0b | FF01B32BAC3E | We are all human but we arent same that is what makes all unique we have different faces for different expression. This technology that is being used is not going to tell you everyone is mad or sad, happy, angry. I dont have the same mad as someone else would so what i make one face and im mad? it could just be my face and the way i look and your gonna tell me that i am mad when you really dont have a clue. We cant tell if someone is mad or sad, depressed or even happy they have those feelings themself and sometimes people dont want others to know if there upset so then your just invading there privacy. That could just make things ten times worse than what it already is. There are things we want people to know and that we dont want people to know and its our decsion on whether we want them to know. | Evidence | Ineffective |
55380c660dfd | FF01B32BAC3E | So yes i disagree with this facial expression technology i dont think we should be invading others privacy that way i think we need to have way more respect for others than what we do now. | Concluding Statement | Adequate |
1c4621d6e08c | FF11B4681D78 | I say that we use the technology that was created for helping emotional expressions of students in a classroom. | Position | Adequate |
f6b79e5284a7 | FF11B4681D78 | I mean that would help so much. I'm a person that struggles to understand things when they are just said. I'm more of a hands on person but extra help and FACS would help a lot. This shows how humans have came long way in life,in the world. The FACS was created to help not only students but works or coustmers as well. | Evidence | Adequate |
695a3acb57f9 | FF11B4681D78 | To be able to tell how a person actually feels is like a skill that needs to be shared with the world. | Claim | Adequate |
201850064130 | FF11B4681D78 | The reason I say we should use this technology is because in the text it says "in fact we humans perform this same impressive "calcuation" every day. | Claim | Adequate |
0593ec79cfc5 | FF11B4681D78 | For instance,you can probably tell how a friend is feeling simply by the look on her face. Of course,most of us would have trouble actually describing each facial trait that conveys happy,worried,etc". What all that means is when someone is having a bad day and you wanna help them but they say they are fine but you know that she/he is not ok but how can you tell? With the technology that we have we can be able to tell all of that. | Evidence | Adequate |
6be078a18cd8 | FF11B4681D78 | I know that there are some down falls to this technology what if the student or the person doesn't have a problem and just has a face that makes it look like he/she has a problem. | Counterclaim | Effective |
634e5cb6dc93 | FF11B4681D78 | But that's what further devlopment is for. FACS will keep pushing and making more progress when being able to tell a person's emotion. | Rebuttal | Adequate |
fe2d6fa4bc2f | FF11B4681D78 | This Technology would help the real world and should be made. | Claim | Adequate |
65340e276aa0 | FF11B4681D78 | When someone is in custmer service they could be able to tell if the person is looking for someone quick or if they are taking there time sad or mad. They be able to take the knowledge that they have aquired and turn it into some thing that the person has never seen. They be able to turn a frown upside down. | Evidence | Adequate |
9e1b93e270c9 | FF11B4681D78 | When this technology was created it was being tested on the "Mona Lisa Smile". They did a good job making and testing it. The FACS breaks down how the function works in the text it says " The facial expression for each emotion are univeral," observes Dr. Huang,"even though individuals often show varying degrees of expression"(like not smiling as broadly)". What this means is that it takes detail by detail from facial expressions and trun them into ways of understanding of how people feel in certain situations. | Evidence | Adequate |
1213accb8556 | FF11B4681D78 | I say that we use this technology because of how it would better man kind in its quest of understanding the human brain and its emotion that comes with it. | Claim | Adequate |
195cc3b253f1 | FF11B4681D78 | This technology could help students and teachers/students undertand what they are doing and how they are doing it. If a kid is confused and doesn't wanna speak then the technology can speak for that child. That way that teacher can help to make sure the student understands what is going on more one on one with that student could be the difference in test score. More students would graduate more would have a great career. In the Article it even gives you a little tease of how it works and how you can try it. | Evidence | Adequate |
80d2d87a816e | FF11B4681D78 | I find that most effective when reading that you can try some thing when being able to understand different things. | Concluding Statement | Ineffective |
06abf3417a0a | FF35257B6394 | The author did a great job supporting his/her previous statements. The author used many examples and real facts to back up the explanation of why we should keep studying and trying to get to Venus. | Position | Adequate |
04938070a584 | FF35257B6394 | Venus is a complicated planet, with many features that are not imaginable. Although we haven't made many big discoveries about Venus itself, we will still continue to learn, look at, and love everything about it. | Evidence | Adequate |
b35f932e803b | FF35257B6394 | The author stated that Venus is extremely dangerous do to the crazy temperatures, radioactivity, and absurdly high atmospheric pressures. | Claim | Ineffective |
e71da3dfd380 | FF35257B6394 | "On the planets surface, temperatures average over 800 degrees Fahrenheit, and the atmospheric pressure is 90 times greater than what we experience on our own planet"(The Challenge of Exploring Venus 3). This quote represents everything previously stated. It speaks of the high temperatures and the atmospheric pressure on Venus' surface and atmosphere. "Also notable, Venus has the hottest surface temperature of any planet in our solar system, even though Mercury is closer to our sun"(The Challenge of Exploring Venus).
This quote shows another fact that'll help back up other statements. It talks about how Venus actually has the hottest surface in our solar system.
| Evidence | Ineffective |
ab7d90f05b0c | FF35257B6394 | In concluson, Venus should continue to be studied and should be understood by everyone. After reading this passage, it's hard not to see the beauty of life. After years and years of studying and learning, maybe one day we'll make a ground-breaking discovery about Venus, and we'll be able to inhabit the planet somehow, along with having a better understanding of our solar system | Concluding Statement | Adequate |
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