Claim, Evidence, & Reason

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What is a Claim in C-E-R?

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A claim is a statement or assertion that something is true. It is the main point or argument that one is trying to prove.

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What does Evidence refer to in C-E-R?

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Evidence refers to the data, facts, or information that support the claim. It provides the basis for the argument.

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What is Reasoning in C-E-R?

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Reasoning explains why the evidence supports the claim. It connects the evidence to the claim.

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Example of a Claim: 'Dogs make better pets than cats.'

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This statement asserts a belief or opinion that can be supported with evidence.

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Example of Evidence: 'Studies show that dogs can reduce stress and anxiety.'

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This statement provides factual support for the claim about dogs being better pets.

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Example of Reasoning: 'Dogs are loyal and protective, which makes them great companions.'

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This explains how the evidence supports the claim about dogs.

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What does C stand for in C-E-R?

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C stands for Claim.

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What does E stand for in C-E-R?

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E stands for Evidence.

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What does R stand for in C-E-R?

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R stands for Reasoning.

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Why is Evidence important in C-E-R?

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Evidence is important because it provides the factual basis that supports the claim, making the argument stronger.