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    The document provides a template for critiquing a claim-evidence-reasoning (CER) argument. It includes questions to evaluate the lower-order concerns of formatting and typos, and higher-order concerns of the clarity and strength of the claim, relevance and sufficiency of evidence, and reasoning. The critique also prompts the author to provide a plan to refine their argument based on the feedback.

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    The document provides a template for critiquing a claim-evidence-reasoning (CER) argument. It includes questions to evaluate the lower-order concerns of formatting and typos, and higher-order concerns of the clarity and strength of the claim, relevance and sufficiency of evidence, and reasoning. The critique also prompts the author to provide a plan to refine their argument based on the feedback.

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    The document provides a template for critiquing a claim-evidence-reasoning (CER) argument. It includes questions to evaluate the lower-order concerns of formatting and typos, and higher-order concerns of the clarity and strength of the claim, relevance and sufficiency of evidence, and reasoning. The critique also prompts the author to provide a plan to refine their argument based on the feedback.

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    CLAIM-EVIDENCE-REASONING CRITIQUE

    Author:
    Critique Amigo:
    Lower order concerns:
    -Is their CER in MLA format?

    -Are there any major typos or spelling errors? Any apparent grammar mistakes?

    -Are the sources listed?

    Higher Order Concerns:

    The Claim
    Is it clearly stating their argument/opinion? How could it be improved?

    The Evidence
    Is it relevant?

    Does the evidence support the claim without leaving any holes?

    What kind of evidence would you need to be MORE convinced?

    The Reasoning
    Does the reasoning explain why the evidence supports the claim?

    Does the reasoning drive their argument home?

    How could the reasoning be more powerful and REALLY help p


    rove their point?

    AUTHORs REFINEMENT PLAN


    Based on feedback, to refine I will

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