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Argumentative Writing | Grades 6–8 | Rhetorical Appeals | Emerging Writers
Students often use evidence without considering whether it can be trusted. The Trust Test helps emerging writers learn how to evaluate sources and choose evidence that strengthens their credibility. Through short, scaffolded practice, students move beyond using any information and begin selecting evidence that is reliable, relevant, and convincing to their reader.
Perfect for introducing rhetorical appeals or supporting students who need help determining which sources to trust when building an argument.
Argumentative Writing | Grades 6–8 | Rhetorical Appeals | Emerging Writers
Students often use evidence without considering whether it can be trusted. The Trust Test helps emerging writers learn how to evaluate sources and choose evidence that strengthens their credibility. Through short, scaffolded practice, students move beyond using any information and begin selecting evidence that is reliable, relevant, and convincing to their reader.
Perfect for introducing rhetorical appeals or supporting students who need help determining which sources to trust when building an argument.