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Chapter 5: Reading and Evaluating Arguments

Chapter 5: Reading and Evaluating Arguments. Academic Reading By Kathleen T. McWhorter (4th Edition). Powerpoint by Gretchen Starks-Martin St. Cloud State University, Minnesota. Learning Objectives:. To recognize the elements of an argument To recognize types of arguments

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Reading and Evaluating Arguments

Reading and Evaluating Arguments. Learning Objectives:. To recognize the elements of an argument To recognize types of arguments To evaluate arguments To recognize errors in logical reasoning. An argument presents logical reasons and evidence to support a viewpoint. Parts of an Argument.

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Why Truth Tables?

Why Truth Tables?. We will learn several ways to evaluate arguments for validity. * Proofs * Truth Tables * Trees. Why Truth Tables?. There is no way to show that an argument is INVALID with the proof method. Why Truth Tables?. There is no way to show that an argument is INVALID

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Reading and Evaluating Arguments

Reading and Evaluating Arguments. Learning Objectives:. To recognize the elements of an argument To recognize types of arguments To evaluate arguments To recognize errors in logical reasoning. An argument presents logical reasons and evidence to support a viewpoint. Parts of an Argument.

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Reading and Evaluating Arguments

Reading and Evaluating Arguments. Learning Objectives:. To recognize the elements of an argument To recognize types of arguments To evaluate arguments To recognize errors in logical reasoning. What is an argument essay?. An argument presents logical reasons

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Dialogic Teaching in Your Classroom in order to Promote Argument Literacy

Dialogic Teaching in Your Classroom in order to Promote Argument Literacy. Monica Glina University of Oslo Joe Oyler, Alina Reznitskaya, Alexandra Major, Laurie Zelman Montclair State University Ian Wilkinson Ohio State University. Sponsor.

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World Food Issues

World Food Issues Agronomy 342. Agronomy 342. World Food Issues. Fall Semester 2011. Dr. Steven L. Fales Professor of Agronomy 1563 Agronomy Hall 294-3917 slf@iastate.edu. Agronomy 342. World Food Issues. World Food Issues. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMZ4nihvEng. Agronomy 342.

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DOT POINT 4

DOT POINT 4. Advantages and disadvantages of selected future scenarios, concerning, for example, environmental and social sustainability Evaluate arguments and scenarios related to future social life in Australia GLOSSARY Environmental sustainability Social sustainability. Quantitative data.

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Lesson 11.2: Healthcare: Right vs. responsibility

Obj. 11.2: Evaluate arguments to determine whether basic health care is a right, privilege, or responsibility. Lesson 11.2: Healthcare: Right vs. responsibility. Module 11: Health Policy. Do Now: Right? Privilege? Responsibility? OH MY!.

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