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REasoning How to Write an Argument So I Know a Texts claim I Have Evidence Now What Claim can also be called an Opinion but it has to be more than I liked itI hated it You have to take a position on a text What do you believe to be true about what the text is saying . WARRANT. The elements of an argumentative essay.. Elements of an Argument. According to Stephen Toulmin, arguments are composed of three main elements:. Ω Claims. Ω Data/Evidence. Ω Warrants. . China Debate Education Network: . Claims and Evidence. A . claim is the main point or the thesis of an argument. .. Arguers . try to convince audiences and adjudicators to accept their claims. .. Claims . Version . 1. 2-25-14. CONTROLLED UNCLASSIFIED INFORMATION. Fully Developed Claim (FDC) Program: Procedures & Advantages. Elements of the FDC program. FDC program vs. standard claims process. VA’s duty to notify and duty to assist claimants . to a Claim: . A Mini-Unit on Argumentation. Jean . Wolph. June 2014. Illustrating | Use specific examples from the text to support the claim. Authorizing | Refer to an “expert” to support the claim. How to make connections. What is evidence?. Factual information used to test, refine, and develop ideas. Interpretive . and . tentative. Suggestive rather than conclusive. In other words, you do not . verb: . State or assert (be sure) that something is true.. noun: . An assertion of (to say with confidence) the truth of something, typically one that you need to convince people of.. Claim. Claims are statements that people could . Mr. . Eble. English. Adapted from Chapter 3 of . The Language of Composition . by . Shea. , Scanlon, and . Aufses. What’s a claim?. A claim is an assertion or a proposal that states the argument’s main idea of position.. APK. (Accessing Prior Knowledge): . How would you define the terms claim, evidence, and reasoning?. What do the terms claim, evidence, and reasoning make you think of?. Claim – a statement that answers a question. Content Vocabulary. Claim→. Definition: (noun) . 1. . an assertion of the truth of something, typically one that is disputed or in doubt.. With writing, claim is the writer’s position on an issue or problem. . ). How do snowflakes form?. Mary . Tweedy, Curriculum Support Specialist. Keisha Kidd, Curriculum Support . Specialist. Millard . . Lightburn. , Ph.D., . District . Supervisor K-5 . Benchmark Focus. Ms. Drake. 7. th. grade Science. Brookville Intermediate School. Claims- Evidence- Reasoning. Claim-. Answer to the question!. Usually a statement. Evidence-. Observations. Facts. Data from experiment. (C-E-R). Claim: . What do I think?. Evidence: . How do I know this is right?. Reasoning: . Why do I believe this?. Question?. . On page 55 of your Student Text it states “Explorers crossing the Atlantic needed a way to stay on course. They had no landmarks to guide them in the open sea.” Which of the following tools helped guide European explorers to know which direction was north?. The revenue cycle is the lifeblood of a healthcare organization . Without regular monitoring and adjustments, errors and inefficiencies will damage the financial stability and success of the organization, perhaps to the point of no return. . Embedding quotations. by Dr. Andrew Osborn. Introduction. Most of the essays that you write for courses in the Literary Tradition sequence will be arguments based on interpretive analysis.. Introduction.