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the writers opinion on the topic
Claim
a sentence that draws the reader into the essay.
Hook
facts quotes, data, research, statistics and other information that helps to prove or support the reason.
Evidence
Look back on the evidence and use it to come to your own conclusion/theories which you describe in your own words.
Explanation
The opposing side of the argument.
counterclaim
Proves the opposing side of the argument wrong.
rebuttal
When something or someone is trustworthy or believable.
credible
related to the topic
relevant
not related to the topic
irrelevant
Students should be allowed to bring their phones to class.
Claim
First, phones allow students to call home in the event of an emergency.
Reason
People opposing cellphones in school might say that they are only used as a distraction.
Counterclaim
However, students can also use cellphones as a tool in the classroom to access content.
Rebuttal
The article states, "many smart devices can benefit your health in other ways. Several smartphone models can detect falls or crashes and alert emergency services."
Evidence
A type of writing where a writer attempts to persuade the reader to agree with their thoughts on a subject.
Argument
The way a person writes in order to create a respect from an educated audience.
Formal Tone
