Cats are the best?
In Toulmin’s Model of Argument, discussed in McGraw-Hill chapter 14 as well as in “the Toulmin Model of Arugment presentation” thesis development is broken down into six steps:

Claim
Data
Warrants
Backing
Rebuttal
Qualifiers
The last slide of that presentation makes the claim “Cats are the best.”

Using Toulmin’s model, analyze and revise that claim to better meet Toulmin’s model. It will be helpful to consider audience and purpose as you do this.

Your post should be at least 150-200 words. As always, you may comment on others’ ideas, but try to stick to your own ideas in the post. Feel free to “like” your peers’ posts if you read something noteworthy or interesting.

Posts should use correct grammar, mechanics, and expression. Don’t forget to spell check too.

Cats are the best?
In Toulmin’s Model of Argument, discussed in McGraw-Hill chapter 14 as well as in “the Toulmin Model of Arugment presentation” thesis development is broken down into six steps:

Claim
Data
Warrants
Backing
Rebuttal
Qualifiers
The last slide of that presentation makes the claim “Cats are the best.”

Using Toulmin’s model, analyze and revise that claim to better meet Toulmin’s model. It will be helpful to consider audience and purpose as you do this.

Your post should be at least 150-200 words. As always, you may comment on others’ ideas, but try to stick to your own ideas in the post. Feel free to “like” your peers’ posts if you read something noteworthy or interesting.

Posts should use correct grammar, mechanics, and expression. Don’t forget to spell check too.

Cats are the best
In Toulmin’s Model of Argument, discussed in McGraw-Hill chapter 14 as well as in “the Toulmin Model of Arugment presentation” thesis development is broken down into six steps:

Claim
Data
Warrants
Backing
Rebuttal
Qualifiers
The last slide of that presentation makes the claim “Cats are the best.”

Using Toulmin’s model, analyze and revise that claim to better meet Toulmin’s model. It will be helpful to consider audience and purpose as you do this.

Your post should be at least 150-200 words. As always, you may comment on others’ ideas, but try to stick to your own ideas in the post. Feel free to “like” your peers’ posts if you read something noteworthy or interesting.

Posts should use correct grammar, mechanics, and expression. Don’t forget to spell check too.