Notes: 3/23/2021 research simulation task

• 3 texts
• Text 1- anchor- main- will be about topic.
• Text 2- questions about text 1 and 2
• Text 3- questions either 1,3 or 2,3 or 1,2, and 3
• Non-fiction text- history or science
1. Tone- the attitude of the author uses to show how he feels about or perceives a topic.
-decide if the author is for or against the topic?
-if the author is for the topic, tone will positive.
Against the topic, negative.
2. Claim- is your argument (for or against)
3. Reason- why? Support for the way I feel.
4. Evidence- is your proof based on facts.
Is the evidence relevant and sufficient?
3. rules-
a. evidence specifically supports author’s claim.
b. several evidence given.
c. evidence based on facts and not opinion.
5. valid reasoning- the reasons must be related to the claim for them to be valid.

Question

Notes: 3/23/2021  research simulation task

•	3 texts 
•	Text 1- anchor- main- will be about topic.
•	Text 2- questions about text 1 and 2
•	Text 3- questions either 1,3 or 2,3 or 1,2, and 3
•	Non-fiction text- history or science
1.	Tone- the attitude of the author uses to show how he feels about or perceives a topic.
-decide if the author is for or against the topic?
-if the author is for the topic, tone will positive.
Against the topic, negative.
2.	Claim- is your argument (for or against)
3.	Reason- why? Support for the way I feel. 
4.	Evidence- is your proof based on facts.
Is the evidence relevant and sufficient?
                      3. rules- 
                       a. evidence specifically supports author’s claim.
                       b. several evidence given. 
                        c. evidence based on facts and not opinion. 
                     5. valid reasoning- the reasons must be related to the claim for them to be valid.