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Main Claim, Premise, Objection

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Premise, Objection, or Neither?

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Identify the Main Claim

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How We Argue

1. What is an Argument?
  • Warmup
  • What is an Argument?
  • Arguments Aren't Fights
  • Arguments Aren't Descriptions
  • Why We Argue
  • Teaching “What is an Argument?”
2. Components of Arguments
  • Warmup
  • Main Claim, Premise, Objection
  • Indicator Words Part 1
  • Indicator Words Part 2
  • How We Argue
  • Teaching "Components of Arguments"
3. The Reason Rule
  • Intro to the Reason Rule
  • Explanation vs. Justification
  • Teaching the Reason Rule
4. Argument Structures
  • Independent Premises
  • Sub-Premises (Chain Arguments)
  • Teaching Argument Structures
5. Co-Premises
  • Co-Premises
  • Hidden Co-Premises
  • Evidence and Reasoning
  • Teaching Co-premises
6. Mapping Arguments
  • How to Use MindMup
  • Mapping Complex Arguments
  • Teaching with MindMup
7. Evaluating Arguments
  • Rating Arguments
  • A Two-Step Process
  • Testing Support Relationships
  • Testing Premises and Evidence
  • Objections and Rebuttals
  • Example Evaluation
  • Teaching Argument Evaluation
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