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Elements of an Argument. How can I change the ways that other people think?

Jan 18, 2018

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Class Brainstorm – Can you change someone’s mind? – Should you have the power to change someone’s mind? – How do you change someone’s mind? – How do other people change your mind?
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Page 1: Elements of an Argument. How can I change the ways that other people think?

Elements of an Argument

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How can I change the ways that other

people think?

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Class Brainstorm

– Can you change someone’s mind?

– Should you have the power to change someone’s mind?

– How do you change someone’s mind?

– How do other people change your mind?

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Class Brainstorm

– What are some things people do to change your mind that work?

– What are some things people do to change your mind that you do not like or do not work?

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What do you think of when you hear these words?

Claim

Evidence

Reasoning

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Claims, Evidence, and Reasoning =

Elements of an Argument

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Claim (noun)

To assert in the face of possible contradiction.

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Evidence(noun)

Something that furnishes proof.

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Reasoning(noun)

A statement offered in explanation or justification, connecting the proof to the

claim.

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Scientific Reasoning

–Claim – The sun is hot.–Evidence – My skin feels warm.–Reasoning – My skin became warmer when the sun came up.

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Social Reasoning

–Claim – My mom is mad.–Evidence – She is frowning.–Reasoning – She was frowning yesterday when she said, “I am mad.”

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Political Reasoning

–Claim – Japan should join our international organization.

–Evidence – Japan needs to increase food supply.–Reasoning – Countries in our organization will

send food to other countries.

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Create a C-E-R Chain…

–Your Claim – Something you think is true.–Your Evidence – What made you think it

was true?–Your Reasoning – What about the

evidence convinced you?

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Mixed-Pair-Share

– Get out of your seats and share you C-E-R with someone who you have not talked to today.