(6B) DO NOW Padlet: Difference Between Supporting Reasons & Evidence by Dario Sulzman

Ziaire

2023-12-08 14:19:13 UTC

The difference is that evidence is way more specific and evidence is a example where as supporting reason and just a reason why your claim is what it is

Deliyerbin

2023-12-08 14:19:38 UTC

I don't really remember everything that happened, but I know that we worked in groups, and we were looking for evidence about why hamlet is going insane.

(also, a supporting reason is a statement or evidence that is used to justify or explain a claim or argument.)

Justine

2023-12-08 14:20:36 UTC

Supporting reason uses words like “because” and evidence uses specific examples cited from documents.

Ja’naviah

2023-12-08 14:21:02 UTC

The difference between supporting reason and evidence is evidence having proof and supporting reason is to support your claim or your main idea

Corey

1079043 — 2023-12-08 14:21:03 UTC

A supporting reason usually uses the words “because”, “one reason” and “specifically”.

Evidence usually is based off of “for example”

gema

2023-12-08 14:21:36 UTC

evidence is a broad statement to defend the main idea, while supporting evidence is a specific peice of information.

Adriana

2023-12-08 14:23:31 UTC

Supporting reason - using the words “because” in your reason

Evidence - writing an example towards your argument

Amy M

2023-12-08 14:23:38 UTC

Supporting reason uses words like “because” and “specifically”, supporting reason also restates while evidence uses words like “for example” evidence also cites things like quotes

Natasha

2023-12-08 14:34:11 UTC

supporting statement uses words like “because”

evidence uses “for example”