A Classroom Strategy: Drawing Arguments From Evidence (Video)

By Teaching Channel on October 11, 2017 2:31 PM

William Leou, a 6th grade science teacher at the Brooklyn School for Collaborative Studies, uses an organizational worksheet to help students draw arguments from evidence. The instructional tool encourages students to analyze research, make claims, and then draw and present their conclusions.

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