Identification

• It is clearly written and explained in the text.

  Explicit Information
• The Characteristics of a good claim: A claim should be argumentative and debatable. A claim should be specific and focused. A claim should be interesting and engaging. A claim should be logical.
• Implicit information is something that is not written or seen in the text but is suggested.
• 3 Types of Claims

  Claim of Fact,Value,Policy
• State a quantifiable assertion or a measurable topic

  Claims of Fact
• Claims of Facts - is a state of a quantifiable assertion or a measurable topic
• Claims of Value: - Assert something that can be qualified - Consist of arguments about moral, philosophical, or aesthetic topics
• It consist of arguments about moral, philosophical, or aesthetic topics

  Claims of Value
• Attempt to persuade the reader to take some action/ change a behavior, usually to solve a problem

  Claims of Policy
• Claims of Policy -Attempt to persuade the reader to take some action/ change a behavior, usually to solve a problem
• It is a something that is not written or seen in the text but is suggested

  Implicit Information