Formulating different claims/arguments

• Argument or claim is a statement or set of statements that you use

  to convince people that your opinion about

  something is correct
• Argument or claim is a series of sentences or statements use to give

  reasons for one's conclusion via justification,

  explanation, and/or persuasion
• Three kinds of claims are claim of facts, claim of value, and claim of policy
• Claims of Fact can be proven or disproved with the help of factual evidence
• Claim of Fact is debatable yet verifiable
• Claim of Fact is a statement of something that has existed, exists, or will exist
• Claims of fact are pieces of important information which come from reliable and legitimate sources
• Claims of fact can be defended and refuted based on data which can be easily accessible
• Claim of Fact is sort of information that can be verified no matter how difficult it is through data from statistics, examples, and testimonies
• Claims of Value are pieces of information that are focused on relative judgment such as goodness or badness, and these are usually addressed based on standards.
• Claim of Value presents an assertion as to whether something is good or bad
• Claim of Value is one concept or idea better than another
• Claim of Value are value judgement made based on morals, standards, and norms.
• Claim of Value emphasizes and weighs the benefit of the subject matter
• Claim of Value expresses that one thing is of MORE VALUE than the other
• Claim of Value is debatable in a sense that, this claim may be truthful to some but not to all
• Claim of Policy are specific statements on procedures or laws that need to be modified based on certain issues or conditions.
• Claims of Policy ask for plans of action to solve current problems most of the time.
• Claims of Policy supports that an action should or should not be done to address a certain case or policy
• Claims of Policy indicates that an action should be carried out either in support or in opposition of a particular argument
• Claims of Policy is about an actionable topic
• Claims of Policy often procedural organized plan
• Claims of Policy gives suggestion as to how to address a certain case
• Claims of Policy are specific and measurable actions that need to be done in order to address issues or concerns presented in an argument or proposition
• Claim of Fact is an argument about a measurable topic
• Claim of Policy is an argument that urge or desire action