Understanding Logic and Arguments

Introduce students to logical arguments by identifying premises, conclusions, signal words, and argument structure.

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Introduce students to logical arguments by identifying premises, conclusions, signal words, and argument structure. Includes explanations, worked examples, guided practice, written responses, and an argument-sorting activity.

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Students will identify premises and conclusions in logical arguments.
Students will recognize words that signal premises and conclusions.
Students will explain how premises support a conclusion.
Students will classify arguments as valid or invalid and justify their reasoning.

Understanding Logic and Arguments

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Clear goals. Useful learning.

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