Lesson 6 Lucy Calkins.

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Lesson 6 Lucy Calkins

Questions to Help Writers Analyze Evidence/Fortify Their Thinking Why did I include this evidence? How does this evidence relate back to my claim? What makes this particular quote or statistic so important? How is this evidence changing my thinking?

Ways to Push Our Thinking I see…. In other words… To add on… That is… The important thing about this is…. As I say this, I’m realizing… This is gives me the idea that… An example of this is… This shows… Another example is… This connects to.. The I have about this is… The reason for this… Another reason is… This is important because… On the other hand… This is similar to… This is different from… This makes me think… This proves….