Introduction to Writing Claims and Supporting Arguments

The video tutorial explains how to differentiate between claims and opinions in argumentative writing. It provides examples, such as the nutritional benefits of broccoli, to illustrate how to form specific claims supported by evidence. The tutorial also discusses the funding disparities in Native American schools and debates the pros and cons of serving breakfast in classrooms. The goal is to teach students how to create strong, evidence-backed claims in their writing.

What background information should be included in the introduction of an argumentative essay?

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What is the difference between a claim and an opinion?

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How can a claim be supported in argumentative writing?

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Why is it important to have a specific claim in an argumentative essay?

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What is the significance of providing evidence to support a claim?

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What are the consequences of not adequately funding schools on Native American lands?

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What are some reasons that could support the claim about funding Native American schools?

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How should one revise an introduction to include a strong claim?

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What should be included in the body paragraphs of an argumentative essay?

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How can one ensure that their writing is focused and clear?

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