
Counter Argument/Claim
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6th - 8th Grade
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Nicholas Ramos
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Counter Argument/Claim
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Counter Argument: What is it?
the author brings up an opposing opinion and then presents a refutation that attempts to disprove the opposing opinion
A counter argument can strengthen an author’s argument by showing that the author has considered alternatives and has tested his or her position against a different viewpoint.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the opposing viewpoint in the following statement: 'Some people believe that technology has made our lives easier, while others argue that it has made us more dependent and less capable of critical thinking.'
Technology has had no impact on our ability to think critically.
Technology has made us more dependent and less capable of critical thinking.
Technology has made us more independent and better at critical thinking.
Technology has made us less dependent and more capable of critical thinking.
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Some common words or phrases are:
One might object... Some may claim… Some will argue... Those on the other side of the issue say… While it is true...Research shows...
Common Phrases
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So, let's dig a little deeper, if we know what phrases start a counter argument,
what phrases would start the refute:
|Refute: prove (a statement or theory) to be wrong or false; disprove.
Claim: "Students should have longer school days to enhance learning and academic performance."
Counter Claim: Some will argue that having a longer school days will lead to burnout.
Refute: __________ the key is not to have longer days, but to have more quality instruction.
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Some common words or phrases to start a refute are:
However,
On the contrary,
Nevertheless,
In contrast,
On the other hand,
While it may seem that...
Although some believe...
Common Phrases
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Open Ended
What are some claims or arguments that you could make?
Example: The school day should start at a later time.
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Open Ended
What are some counter arguments that you could make against your argument?
Example: "Starting school later would make other things start later like: after-school activities, sports, and family time. This could lead to students staying up later, losing valuable sleep time."
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