2016年1月28日 · This document provides guidance on writing scientific explanations using a Claim, Evidence, Reasoning (CER) structure. It explains that a claim directly answers the question, evidence consists of observations and data …

Unlock the power of CER (Claim, Evidence, Reasoning) with our amazing sample PowerPoint lesson! Engage your middle school students with this fun and interactive CER lesson! Dive into the world of scientific reasoning and equip your students with critical thinking skills!

2023年8月27日 · This document provides guidance on writing scientific explanations using a Claim, Evidence, Reasoning (CER) structure. It explains that a claim directly answers the question, evidence consists of observations and data …

2017年10月21日 · The CER framework can be a strategy for students to improve their writing skills and understanding of informational texts, aligns with common core and NGSS. A list of topics and articles for students to use to practice claim, evidence, and reasoning.

Free Claim Evidence Reasoning Practice Pages and Slide Show for middle school science.

Why do we USE CER? Turn and talk: With your partner answer the question above. 1. CLAIM. Let’s start with the first part. Claim. An argument for a question or to better simplify it, an opinion...

This engaging PowerPoint covers the steps to write an effective CER paragraph. C = claim (introductory sentence) E = evidence (support) R = reasoning (concluding sentence) I use this technique often in my science classroom but it is applicable across the content areas.

2014年10月12日 · Claims, Evidence, Reasoning. What is it?. In science, an answer you give must be supported with data, and that data must be interpreted. CER is a logical way to ensure that you answer the question, provide data, and interpret what that data means with respect to the question. 191 views • 5 slides

Department of Mathematics and Science Claim-Evidence-Reasoning (CER) How does weathering and erosion occur? Mary Tweedy, Curriculum Support Specialist.

This PDF version of a Power Point presentation is a great way to introduce students to CER responses. These three little words will change the way your students approach open response questions.