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CSET Writing

CSET Writing

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World Languages, English

4th - 7th Grade

Hard

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Chris Savage

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​C Stands for Claim

This is the "What" I am writing about.

  • A direct answer statement (or thesis) the the question being posed​.

    • "Harry S. Truman is the Greatest president of all time."​

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S Stands for "Set up"

This is the "Why" this is important to know.

  • This sentence introduces the importance of the information.

    • "Many forget the Numerous reasons that President Truman is the greatest president of all time."

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E stands for Evidence/Elaboration

This is the "How do I know this" portion.

  • You can have as many evidence based sentences as you need to prove your point. 3 - 4 of these are usually recommended.

  • You must use proper quotation/citation when using other author's words.

    • According to Time Magazine's Lester Banks, "...the gravity of his descisions effected countless lives in generations yet to come."

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T Stands for Tie in or Transition

This is the, "So what I just told you..."

  • Here is where you will restate your thesis / claim using different words and summarize your evidence.

  • Prepare a transition to your next point.

    • "So as you can see, due to empirical, irrefutable evidence a case should be made for Harry S. Truman being known as the G.O.A.T. of presidents."

Some text here about the topic of discussion

​C Stands for Claim

This is the "What" I am writing about.

  • A direct answer statement (or thesis) the the question being posed​.

    • "Harry S. Truman is the Greatest president of all time."​

Some text here about the topic of discussion

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