Improving Argument Strength through Better Organization of Evidence

The video tutorial focuses on strengthening arguments by organizing evidence more effectively. It introduces the 'boxes and bullets' method for structuring information in a body paragraph. The importance of directness in writing is emphasized, using an analogy of planning a route to save time. The tutorial outlines steps to reorganize evidence for stronger arguments, including rereading, revising, and checking for flow. It demonstrates reordering evidence to enhance argument strength and highlights the significance of smooth flow for readability.

Why is it important to organize evidence in a direct manner when writing an argument?

• To make the argument longer

• To confuse the reader

• To include more evidence

• To strengthen the argument

What is the first step in reorganizing evidence to create a stronger argument?

• Change the topic

• Reread the supporting evidence

• Remove unnecessary details

• Add more evidence

When reorganizing evidence, why might you choose to start with the most significant piece?

• To make the essay shorter

• To build other points off of it

• To avoid using statistics

• To confuse the reader

What should you do after reorganizing the evidence in your argument?

• Remove all examples

• Rewrite the entire essay

• Add more statistics

• Check for flow and readability

How can you improve the flow of your argument after reorganizing it?

• By removing all evidence

• By adding random facts

• By using transitional phrases like 'for example'

• By starting with a conclusion