Claim Evidence Reasoning Presentation

It helps organize thoughts and supports arguments with facts and logic.

It makes arguments longer and more complicated.

It allows you to ignore evidence that doesn’t fit your claim.

It is only used for writing essays, not scientific arguments.

It helps you think critically and organize your thoughts logically.

It ensures your arguments are well-supported and easy to understand.

It makes your arguments stronger and more convincing.

It guarantees everyone will agree with your argument.

It shows others how you arrived at your conclusion.

It helps people see the logic behind your argument.

It allows you to skip providing evidence.

It helps others understand your point of view.

To support your claim with facts or data.

To make your writing longer.

To confuse the reader.

To avoid explaining your reasoning.

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Claim, Explanation, Result

Concept, Example, Reasoning

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