Avoiding Faulty Logic
In preparing your debates, it is important not to use faulty logic. You will also want to be sure that your opponents are not using faulty logic. If you detect faulty thinking in your opponents' arguments, you should feel free to point it out during the debate.
To help you review the types of Faulty Logic we discussed in class, take a look at these slides.
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To help you review the types of Faulty Logic we discussed in class, take a look at these slides.
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posted by Jane at 10:16 PM
2 Comments:
I really like your PowerPoint presentation. Is it okay if I link to the Bubbleshare site for my students? They will be debating in a few weeks.
I'm impressed with this blog. I like the PowerPoint very much, and I also feel you've assembled a focused, useful collection of resource links. In my opinion, the English CEF Blog provides your students with an excellent starting point for some truly meaningful learning activities.
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