“…When the main problem situations encountered by teachers are examined, it is revealed that they have difficulty in writing questions/giving feedback suitable for argumentation (Huang, Wang, Huang, Chen, Chen & Chang, 2011;Prusak, Hershkowitz & Schwarz, 2012;Schwarz Schur, Pensso & Tayer, 2011); they have difficulty in evaluating the quality of their arguments (Aktamış & Hiğde 2015;McNeill, Gonzalez Howard, Katsh Singer & Loper, 2016;Namdar & Salih, 2017;Öztürk, 2017); that they may need support in time management (Aktamış & Atmaca, 2016;Karaer, Karademir & Tezel, 2019;Namdar & Demir, 2016;Namdar & Tuskan, 2018) and that they find the in-service training on argumentation inadequate (Kayaduman, Sırakaya & Seferoğlu, 2011;Namdar & Tuskan, 2018;Türel, 2012) was understood. In this context, it is important to create instructional designs for teachers to effectively apply argumentation in the classroom.…”