GRE test-takers, especially Chinese students needing to adapt to Western argumentation styles
Preparing for the GRE Analytical Writing section a few weeks before the exam
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The GRE写作 mind map template, based on Li Xiaolai's AWA concise tutorial, provides a comprehensive framework for mastering the GRE Analytical Writing section. It covers 119 nodes across key areas including argument elements, Issue Task strategies, Argument Task analysis, and essential terminology. The template breaks down the '论证的要素' (Elements of Argument) into Ground (理由, 证据, 类比, 前提假设) and Conclusion (范畴与条件), and offers detailed guidance on persuasive writing and critical thinking. It also includes a section on '语言习惯' (Language Habits) with recommended and avoided sentence patterns. This GRE写作 cheat sheet is designed to help Chinese students overcome common educational biases and develop effective argumentation skills.
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English composition instructors and students in critical thinking courses
Reviewing common logical fallacies and argument structures in academic writing
Non-native English speakers aiming to improve their academic writing fluency
Building a personal reference for persuasive writing techniques and language patterns
Cómo usar esta plantilla
Paso 1
打开模板并梳理核心框架
在 Xmind 中打开此模板并浏览论证要素、Issue 与 Argument 任务等核心分支以掌握写作结构。
Paso 2
深入查看详情并练习复述
点击各级节点查看详细的论证逻辑与名词解释，并利用复述部分练习对核心论点的表达。
Paso 3
自定义素材积累与导出学习
根据个人需求添加素材与语言习惯并将其导出为图片或 PDF，以便随时进行线下复习。
Preguntas frecuentes
The template covers the entire GRE Analytical Writing section, including argument elements, Issue Task strategies, Argument Task analysis, key terminology from ETS, and language habits with recommended sentence patterns.
Start by reviewing the 'Issue Task' branch to understand the task's essence, then practice developing positions using the '起点' (starting point) method of adding scopes or conditions to the claim.
Yes, it references ETS official documents (download link provided) and is derived from Li Xiaolai's AWA tutorial, focusing on critical thinking and persuasive writing skills assessed in the GRE.
Absolutely. You can add your own examples of 'Alternative Explanation' or 'Counter Example' to the 'Argument Task' branch, and modify the causal analysis nodes to fit specific prompts.
The Issue Task focuses on developing your own position with reasons and examples, while the Argument Task requires analyzing an argument's logic, identifying assumptions, and proposing alternative explanations.
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