After the Storm: Table 3—Constructing Your Argument Below is the graphic organizer to construct your argument Introduction (Restate the problem, Cite the significance of issue, Context) Claim (response to the problem) Working Hypothesis #1 Working Hypothesis #2 Working Hypothesis #3 (e.g. cite relationships between/ (e.g. cite relationships between/ (e.g. cite relationships between/ among data sets) among data sets) among data sets) Elaborate Elaborate Elaborate (Rationale of Working Hypotheses) (Rationale of Working Hypotheses) (Rationale of Working Hypotheses) Counterclaim (What evidence or idea might offset the above claim you are making? What is the significance of the counterclaim?) Conclusion (e.g. restate claim, wrap-up)
After the Storm: Table 3—Constructing Your Argument Below is the graphic organizer to construct your argument Introduction (Restate the problem, Cite the significance of issue, Context) Claim (response to the problem) Working Hypothesis #1 (e.g. cite relationships between/ among data sets) Working Hypothesis #2 (e.g. cite relationships between/ among data sets) Working Hypothesis #3 (e.g. cite relationships between/ among data sets) Elaborate (Rationale of Working Hypotheses) Elaborate (Rationale of Working Hypotheses) Elaborate (Rationale of Working Hypotheses) Counterclaim (What evidence or idea might offset the above claim you are making? What is the significance of the counterclaim?) Conclusion (e.g. restate claim, wrap-up)
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