

Claims in Outline #1
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10th Grade
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Teresa McDorman
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Claims in Outline #1
Revising Central Claims & Constructing Supporting Claims

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Editing Your Central Claim:
Your Central Claim should begin in one of two ways...
El Segundo High School should return to in person instruction because...
El Segundo High School should not return to in person instruction because...
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The second half of your central claim should complete the sentence and BRIEFLY state your two main points of support. For example...
...because in person schooling benefits students mental and physical health.
...because the risk of infection at school endangers both students and their families.
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Your central claim is ONE SENTENCE ONLY!
If your central claim is current more than one sentence, EDIT it before placing it Outline #1
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Writing Your Supporting Claims (2)
Like the central claim, each supporting claim should be one sentence only.
Writing the supporting claims should be very easy if your central claim stated clear reasons in its "because..."
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Examples for Supporting Claims...
In person schooling is vital to the mental health of teenagers.
Distance learning reduces the physical exercise and movement that teenagers require to stay healthy.
Recent school openings have resulted in spikes in Covid-19 infections, demonstrating the danger in person schooling.
Young people tend to be asymptomatic carriers of Covid-19, making in-person schooling a danger to more at-risk members of their household.
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So, what do I do today?
Make a copy of Outline #1 Template from Schoology.
Revise your central claim.
Complete the Central and Support Claim boxes on Outline #1 (all the sections in blue).
Keep your Outline #1 document somewhere that you can easily access it for class on Friday.
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Multiple Choice
How many supporting claims do you need to complete for Outline #1?
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2
4
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Multiple Choice
All claims should be...
multiple sentences.
one sentence only.
Claims in Outline #1
Revising Central Claims & Constructing Supporting Claims

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