Make The shortest possible paragraph explaining
determining an author’s claim in an informational text
understanding a topic or issue by integrating information from media
identifying and evaluating claims
determining which claims are supported by reasons and evidence
identifying and evaluating an argument in an informational text
analyzing parts of texts
determining whether claims are supported by reasons and evidence in a spoken argument
presenting claims and findings in writing
adapting speech to contexts and tasks, and using standard English when appropriate
introducing claims and arguments
determining the theme of a novel
Label each topic
1. Determining an author's claim in an informational text - Analyzing authors' main points in a factual text.
2. Understanding a topic or issue by integrating information from media - Incorporating media sources to comprehend and explore a subject or problem.
3. Identifying and evaluating claims - Recognizing and assessing statements or assertions.
4. Determining which claims are supported by reasons and evidence - Deciding which assertions are backed up with logical support and evidence.
5. Identifying and evaluating an argument in an informational text - Assessing the reasoning and persuasiveness of an argument in a factual text.
6. Analyzing parts of texts - Examining and understanding specific sections of written material.
7. Determining whether claims are supported by reasons and evidence in a spoken argument - Assessing if statements made in an oral argument are backed up with logical reasoning and proof.
8. Presenting claims and findings in writing - Communicating assertions and discoveries in written form.
9. Adapting speech to contexts and tasks, and using standard English when appropriate - Adjusting spoken language to fit different situations and requirements, utilizing proper English when necessary.
10. Introducing claims and arguments - Presenting assertions and supporting reasoning in an organized manner.
11. Determining the theme of a novel - Identifying the underlying message or central idea of a fictional book.