Understand the idea
Evidence does not explain itself. Reasoning shows how evidence supports a claim; a limitation states what remains uncertain.
WORKED EXAMPLE
A fictional library trial records 18 returns on time out of 20. This supports a claim about that trial, not proof that reminders work for every class.
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Write a narrow claim about the trial.
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- Claim
Write a narrow claim about the trial.
- Evidence
Include 18 of 20 and the context.
- Reason
Explain why the count is relevant.
- Limit
State what this trial cannot establish.
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Exercises with feedback
MAKE SOMETHING YOU CAN EXPLAIN
Your practical challenge
Write a short recommendation from the fictional trial. Include an alternative explanation.
These ticks are your self-review. They do not automatically assess project quality. Ask an adult or partner to review what you can show.
Use the skill in a new situation
Suggest a comparison that would strengthen the argument.