The Logic of Persuasion
Crafting logical arguments and identifying rhetorical appeals in speeches and advertisements.
Key Questions
- How do emotional appeals influence a listener's decision making?
- What makes a piece of evidence relevant to a specific claim?
- How can counter arguments be addressed to strengthen an original position?
CBSE Learning Outcomes
Suggested Methodologies
Formal Debate
Students argue opposing positions on a curriculum-linked resolution, building critical thinking, evidence literacy, and oral communication skills — directly aligned with NEP 2020 competency goals.
30–50 min
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