'Weak argument' presentation slideshows

Logical Fallacies

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Identifying Underlying Arguments and Assumptions

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The Cosmological Argument

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AHSGE Reading Objective II-5

AHSGE Reading Objective II-5. Recognize Summary Statements. Summaries. A summary is a shortened version of a longer work, including the main idea and the MOST important details.

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How do you organize and order evidence prior to drafting an essay?

How do you organize and order evidence prior to drafting an essay?. In this lesson you will learn how to organize your information for an argumentative essay by using boxes and bullets to prioritize evidence. . Choosing a topic. Developing an Argument. Finding Supporting Evidence.

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The Village Schoolmaster

The Village Schoolmaster. Goldsmith.

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Freedom of Choice

Freedom of Choice. By:. Huntington Recker Julie Enzenberger Lauren Wagner Joe Martin Molly Fehsenfeld. Summary.

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Muon Phase 2 Options A, B, and C

Muon Phase 2 Options A, B, and C. Jay Hauser, UCLA Updated from 11-Mar-2013 talk at Gmu meeting https://indico.cern.ch/conferenceDisplay.py?confId=236794 CMS Week presentations and recent discussions: Better understand linkage with endcap calorimetry upgrade Future meetings:

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Bell Work

Bell Work. Pd. 1/2 Take a look at your essay. What do you need to fix? Make a plan for today and tomorrow in the computer lab. Pd. 4 What elements make for a strong argument? What makes a weak argument. Explain. Discourse. the use of words to exchange thoughts and ideas.

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Intro- Add context (brief explanation about Germany between 1918 and 1933, and the Nazis rise)

Intro- Add context (brief explanation about Germany between 1918 and 1933, and the Nazis rise)

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