Engaging in Argumentation

The video delves into argumentation, focusing on supporting claims with evidence and reasoning. It distinguishes between explanations and arguments, emphasizing the importance of gathering evidence first. The video outlines scientific practices, teaching strategies for argumentation, and the significance of defining terms. It also covers constructing and improving arguments, analyzing data, and communicating findings effectively.

What is the difference between an explanation and an argument?

How should evidence be gathered before making a claim?

What role do definitions play in constructing an argument?

Describe the process of linking a claim to evidence.

What is Argument-Driven Inquiry and how does it relate to argumentation?

What is the significance of patterns in data when constructing an argument?

How can students effectively communicate their arguments?