The Toulmin Model of Argument is a method for analyzing arguments that breaks them down into six key parts: claim, grounds, warrant, backing, reservations/rebuttal, and qualifier. The model was developed by Stephen Toulmin to help understand how constructed arguments are and how each part relates to the overall validity. It examines the claim being made, the evidence or grounds given for the claim, the warrant connecting the grounds to the claim, any backing for the warrant, potential exceptions or rebuttals, and qualifiers regarding the strength of the claim. The overall goal of the Toulmin Model is to effectively analyze the how and why of an argument by dividing it into its constituent logical elements.