Written Argumentation is a form of argumentation that systematically presents reasoning and evidence in written discourse to persuade an audience by advancing claims, supporting them with grounds, and addressing counterarguments within a structured, rhetorical framework.
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Collaborating with ChatGPT in argumentative writing classrooms
Yanfang Su, Yun Lin, Chun Lai · Assessing Writing · 2023 · 502 citations · Full text
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Newark, United States
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Tempe, United States
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State College, United States
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New York, United States
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