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1 An Introductory Guide for Middle School Students
Argument Writing An Introductory Guide for Middle School Students

2 An argument in writing IS DIFFERENT THAN ARGUING WITH A PARENT OR FRIEND

3 Characteristics of Argument Writing
Convinces reader claim is true Uses evidence—facts and data Acknowledges counterclaims—the other side of the argument

4 An Effective Claim Takes a clear position Has two sides
Is narrow enough to be supported within essay Can be supported by facts or citations from a text

5 Addressing the counterclaim…
Refutes or proves wrong, another point Recognizes the other side’s points Lends credence to the writer’s claims

6 Components of Effective Argument Writing?
Clear and forceful claim Well-constructed argument Strong textual support with lucid explanations of text support Addresses counterclaims Strong conclusion

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