Claim & Position

“I believe that [topic] should [action/position] because [reason 1], [reason 2], and [reason 3].”

• “I believe that school uniforms should be mandatory because they promote equality, reduce distractions, and improve focus.”

Scope & Impact:

“Implementing [proposed solution] will [impact/benefit] because it [reason 1], [reason 2], and [reason 3].”

• “Implementing mental health programs will enhance student well-being because it provides support, raises awareness, and promotes healthy coping strategies.”

“The widespread issue of [problem] affects [group/area] by [effect], resulting in [consequence].”

• “The widespread issue of air pollution affects urban residents by decreasing air quality, resulting in higher rates of respiratory illness.”

“By [action], we can significantly improve [area/issue] because it [reason 1], [reason 2], and [reason 3].”

• “By investing in renewable energy, we can significantly improve environmental sustainability because it reduces carbon emissions, creates jobs, and promotes energy independence.”

Cause and Effect

“The rising prevalence of [issue] stems from [cause], resulting in [effect], which requires [solution].”

• “The rising prevalence of extreme weather events stems from climate change, resulting in devastating impacts on communities and ecosystems, which requires urgent global action to reduce carbon emissions.”

“The increase in [cause] has led to [effect], which necessitates [solution] to address [problem].”

• “The increase in plastic waste has led to ocean pollution, which necessitates better waste management policies to address marine life decline.”

Long-Term Consequences

“If [current trend/situation] continues, the long-term effects will include [consequence 1], [consequence 2], and [consequence 3], impacting [group/area].”

• “If deforestation continues, the long-term effects will include loss of biodiversity, climate change, and disruption of water cycles, impacting global ecosystems.”

Interconnected Issues

“The relationship between [issue 1] and [issue 2] demonstrates that [explanation], leading to [impact on group/area].”

• “The relationship between climate change and food security demonstrates that extreme weather events reduce crop yields, leading to increased hunger in vulnerable populations.”

Comparative Analysis

“When comparing [option 1] and [option 2], it is evident that [conclusion about impact] on [specific group/area].”

• “When comparing public transportation improvements and car dependency, it is evident that enhancing public transit leads to better air quality and reduced traffic congestion.”