Presenting Evidence - Transition Words + Phrases

Mike Thomson

This comprehensive guide for secondary ELA teachers showcases effective transition phrases for presenting evidence in academic writing. Featuring visually engaging examples like "For instance," "According to," and "Research indicates," this resource helps students develop stronger argumentative skills. Each transition is paired with authentic contexts—from street art to astronomy—demonstrating how proper signposting enhances clarity and persuasion. Perfect for improving essay structure, research papers, and analytical responses, these transition techniques act as a "map" for readers, making complex arguments more accessible while strengthening students' evidence-based writing across the curriculum.
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