Constructing a Persuasive Argument
Students will learn to build a well-structured persuasive argument for a given topic.
Key Questions
- Design a logical sequence of points to support a persuasive claim.
- Justify the inclusion of specific evidence to strengthen an argument.
- Construct a compelling introduction and conclusion for a persuasive essay.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
Suggested Methodologies
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