Essay Topic: Airline safety
By following the Toulmin model for your Claim of Values (CoV) essay, you will create a qualified, well-supported argument. At its most basic level, the Toulmin model contains three elements: data, claim, and warrant.
• Data or facts are the evidence that leads to your claim.
• The Claim is the conclusion of your argument and the point your argument is trying to make.
• Warrants provide the link between the data and the claim. They are the assumptions, beliefs, and connections that allow you to make conclusion/claims from the facts/data.
The essay would then go on to develop the primary claim by using academic research to give specific data points, explaining how the data proves the claim, and clearly identifying the specific warrants and the social/ethical values at stake in the debate.
Will need to include the following in this essay:
• Summarize the main points of debate surrounding your discussion topic.
• Concede to a view held by your opposing audience (optional). A concession is when you concede a point to your opponents without attempting to refute it. A concession early in your values claim will not dilute your position but can help you achieve greater credibility.
• The use of rebuttal is required for this assignment. Fairly address and rebut at least one major view held by your opponents. In other words, your stance brings to mind an opposing point, and you respond to this opposition directly as you refute it and defend your own view.
• Even though this essay allows you to express your opinion, you are required to write in third person only. 1st or 2nd person constructions (I, we, me, our, us, or you) will result in points off.
• Incorporate at least one quote from the Module 3: Claim of Values readings.
• This essay is research-based, so you must support your assertions with credible research on the topic. A minimum of three scholarly, peer-reviewed sources are required.
• Apply critical thinking strategies to examine ethical, values-based assumptions.
• Identify and use researched, peer-reviewed data to support a clear argument.
• how to incorporate sources properly and seamlessly within your paragraphs.
• how to recognize and avoid logical fallacies.
• Realize the importance of giving fair treatment to opponent arguments.
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