C-E-R: Uncovering Evidence through Reasoning" (55 characters)
Unveil the process of ClEaRly claiming evidence by honing in on reasoning strategies. Explore ways to effectively leverage CER (Claim, Evidence, Reasoning) to support arguments. See how this method enhances critical thinking skills and strengthens support for any stance by presenting compelling evidence with sound reasoning rooted in analysis and interpretation. Dive into real-world examples and practical applications to grasp the power of CER to bolster persuasive writing and debates.
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C-E-R CLAIM EVIDENCE REASONING
Claim-Evidence-Reasoning Claim What do you think you know? Evidence What evidence do you have to support the claim? Reasoning How does your evidence support your claim? This is about JUSTIFICATION
Practice Draw a box around 5 lines on your paper Draw lines after the first and third lines inside the box Label the three sections Claim , Evidence , and Reasoning Repeat this process four times, with one line in between each box
Practice Brianna wanted to compare the densities of two different solids of the same volume (6 cm3) to see which one was more dense. Solid A had a mass of 2 grams while solid B had a mass of .5 grams. (Density = Mass/Volume)
Practice Sammy wanted to see if plants really do grow better in sunlight. He used three plants of the same type and size in three locations. Plant A was placed on the countertop in the center of a classroom. Plant B was placed inside a cabinet. Plant C was placed on a windowsill. After five days, Sammy measured the growth of the plants and found the following data: Height Day 1 12 cm 12 cm 12 cm Height Day 5 14 cm 13 cm 16 cm Plant A Plant B Plant C
Practice Create two more examples on your paper. These can be anything you like, as long as you have data available to you. They do not have to be experiments.
