The Toulmin Model of Argumentation: Claims, Data, and Warrants, Oh My!
The Problem Imagine you’re at an animal shelter, planning to adopt a cat. Another patron denounces your choice in pets, insisting that dogs are better.
The Problem Imagine you’re at an animal shelter, planning to adopt a cat. Another patron denounces your choice in pets, insisting that dogs are better.
Introduction Maja sits down on the couch and turns on the TV. A crime show is on. The protagonist says, “The statement that our source
Have You Ever? Have you ever had a dream that felt so real? A dream where you didn’t know you were dreaming until you woke
Have You Ever? Have you ever thought about your identity? You are a person with one whole identity, but you also have many identities, such
The Problem Suppose you look outside the window one day and see a figure shoveling snow. You recognize the coat and silhouette and think, “Oh,
Problem Maria’s best friend Tammy just bought a new skirt. Tammy asks Maria, “Do you like my skirt?” Maria doesn’t. She knows that telling Tammy
The Problem In Jermaine’s US Government class, he learns about the controversy surrounding former President Barack Obama’s place of birth. Specifically, his teacher explains the
Have You Ever? Have you ever been in a dispute and noticed that the person you’re arguing with is not actually arguing the same point
Introduction Little Jane really wants a puppy. More specifically, she wants a yellow puppy. Her parents agree to adopt a golden retriever puppy named Rusty.
Introduction Michelle is an all-around great person. She’s the type of person that volunteers at nursing homes on weekends, never forgets her friend’s birthdays, listens,