Formulating a Reasoned Argument
Students learn to construct logical, well-supported arguments on contemporary issues. They practice structuring their ideas for both written and spoken delivery.
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Students learn to construct logical, well-supported arguments on contemporary issues. They practice structuring their ideas for both written and spoken delivery.
Key Questions
- What are the components of a strong, logical argument?
- How do we effectively integrate evidence to support our claims?
- How does spoken delivery differ from written argumentation?
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