Constructing Persuasive Arguments with Evidence
Students will construct well-reasoned persuasive arguments, supporting their claims with relevant evidence, logical reasoning, and counterarguments.
Key Questions
- What are the key components of a strong persuasive argument?
- How do we select and integrate credible evidence to support our claims effectively?
- How can anticipating and addressing counterarguments strengthen a persuasive piece?
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
Suggested Methodologies
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