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create a handout for the following format: ## Lesson Title Building a Logical Argument: Claim, Evidence, and Evidence-Based Analysis (ELA 11 SWD) ## Lesson Objective Students will write a short argument that includes: 1. a clear claim, 2) relevant evidence, and 3) analysis that logically explains how the evidence proves the claim. ## Standards Alignment (general) * Write arguments supported by relevant evidence * Use reasoning to connect evidence to claims * Produce clear, coherent writing...
This resource guides students through the process of constructing a logical argument that includes a clear claim, relevant evidence, and insightful analysis. It outlines the importance of connecting each component effectively to strengthen the argument. Key elements include a defined claim that is debatable, specific evidence supporting the claim, and analysis that explains the relationship between the two. The document provides examples and practice activities to help students develop these skills, offering structured opportunities to work on identifying claims, selecting appropriate evidence, and writing cohesive analyses. Additionally, there are reflection and feedback components to encourage students to refine their arguments further.