moderatoraffirmativenegative
moderatoraffirmativenegative
moderatoraffirmativenegative
moderatoraffirmativenegative
moderatoraffirmativenegative
Which sources could provide reliable evidence for your claim? Check all that apply.a step-by-step guide listed at www.gettingtocollege.coman article from the New York Timesa book by an educational researcher and professora report from the US Department of Education at www.ed.gova blog post written by a college admissions directora high school student’s research report
Which statements provide evidence for the affirmative claim? Check all that apply.
Based on the evidence you have, write one sentence that gives the claim you will support as the affirmative for this resolution: "Standardized tests should no longer be required for college admission.”
Standardized tests should no longer be required for college admission because they are not as strong of an indicator of future success as an analysis of high school performance.
What should you be doing while the negative is presenting a claim and evidence? Check all that apply.paying attention to what the negative is sayingidentifying important pieces of evidence that the negative useswriting down everything that the negative saysasking questions, if I have anythinking about a possible counterclaim
logospathosethos
logospathosethos
Which rebuttal would best refute the negative’s counterclaim?
What did you include in your claim? Check all that apply.
the use of emotionally charged languagethe use of data, statistics, or researchthe use of quotations from an expert
“performance”“reckless”“consider”
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