Tulmin's model

 23rd July 2020           our 2nd  online video conference was held in which total of 54 students took part  and the class was held by our respectful Mr. Eak Prasad Duwadi sir it took a total of 15 minutes for us to join in the meeting held and our sir conducted a quiz competition in order to make our class more productive and that was a really good step by out sir due to which the students were able to be more attentive and they were  giving full attention towards the class also the students of energy sub-group presented the presenters belonged to roll numbers 11 to 16 and also 17 to 19 the students of second group gave their presentation but the students of first group gave incomplete presentation due to some technical problems also the class began at  sharp 10'o clock and ended at 11 the incomplete part of the presentation was explained by our respected sir in a perfect way. Have a great day....                              

  QUIZZES ARE CHILDISH WAY TO CHECK         YOUR LEARNERS KNOWLEDGE CLAIM:                      Quizes are childish ways to check your learners knowledge   GROUNDS:                    The most efficient way of checking out ones knowledge or capacity is simply by conducting an exam or a possible test as  in my point of view quizzes are just conducted as a part of fun just to check the general knowledge in an creative way.      WARRANTS:                          As per the point of view of our society the result of the quiz does not matter that much because of its flexibility.                                                                                                  Most of the top class universities,schools,collages also use   exam as the most important way for testing the learners ability   they do  not conduct quiz and give results or certificates which a learner will be using in his future fields. BACKING:                 Quizes are also important for one learner as he can lear

                              TULMIN'S MODEL OF ARGUMENTATION    The Toulmin Model is a format for preparing an argument. For more information on argumentation contact the Debate Team The Toulmin Model Claim :  The conclusion of the argument or the statement the speaker wishes the audience to believe. Grounds :  The foundation or basis for the claim, the support. Warrant :  The reasoning that authorizes the inferential leap from the grounds to the claim. Backing :  The support for the warrant. Modality :  The degree of certainty with which the advocate makes the claim. Rebuttal :  Exceptions that might be offered to the claim. Example of the Toulmin Model: Claim :  The Ravens will win the Super Bowl this year. Grounds :  They have the best defense in the league. Warrant :  The team with the best defense usually wins. Backing :  The team with the best defense has won each of the last five years. Modality :  The probability that the Jets will win the Su