Your teacher asks you to write a paper that supports a claim with evidence. In four sentences, describe one claim you would like to make and discuss different forms of evidence you can collect to support your claim. Where would you look for this evidence?
One claim I could make is that regular exercise improves mental health. To support this claim, I could collect scientific studies that show the correlation between exercise and improved mood and cognitive function. I could also gather anecdotal evidence from individuals who have experienced mental health benefits from incorporating exercise into their routine. Sources for this evidence could include academic journals, psychology publications, and personal testimonials from health and wellness websites.
Make it about vr
One claim I would like to make is that virtual reality (VR) technology has a positive impact on education. To support this claim, I could collect research studies that demonstrate how using VR in classrooms leads to increased student engagement and retention of information. Additionally, I could gather data on academic performance improvements in students who have access to VR learning tools compared to those who do not. Sources for this evidence could include educational research journals, case studies from schools that have implemented VR technology, and surveys or interviews with teachers and students who have used VR in education.
Shorten it
One claim I could make is that virtual reality (VR) technology enhances education. To support this claim, I would collect research studies on student engagement, retention, and academic performance when using VR in the classroom. Potential sources of evidence could include educational research journals, case studies from schools with VR programs, and feedback from teachers and students who have experienced VR-enhanced learning.
