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CER: Three-Part Argument Tool

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Three-step argument framework

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Three-step argument framework

by Divya Manoo
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I am a three-part toolkit for strong explanations: I state the point, back it with evidence, and then explain how the evidence proves the point. What am I?

Hints

It is often abbreviated in education as CER and guides how to defend a point.

Think of a structure that includes a claim, data used to support it, and the reasoning linking them.

I describe a three-part toolkit used in writing and argumentation.

2

I open the journey of an essay, grabbing attention and laying out what will come. I set the stage with context and a clear claim. What am I?

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I sets the stage for the argument and guides what follows.

I provide background information to orient the topic.

I grab the reader's attention and state the main claim.

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