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How to Identify the Conclusion and the Reasons
#ArgumentMap #Argumentation #CriticalThinking
In this video we’re going to discuss a very simple and effective way to differentiate reasons from conclusions: “Therefore and because” test:
1. Insert “therefore” in front of the sentence which you believe is the conclusion.
2. Insert “because” in front of the sentence(s) that you have determined to be reasons.
3. Check if the text makes sense logically. If yes, then the conclusion and reasons have been correctly identified. If not, then analyse the text again, identify another potential conclusion and reasons and go through steps 1-3 again.
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How to Analyze Claims
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#ArgumentMap #Argumentation #CriticalThinking When analysing an argument, there are three important questions to ask about each one of its claims. Once you have the answers to these questions you can determine the strength of the argument. The three questions we need to ask about each claim are: What does this claim mean? What evidence is there to support or deny this claim? How strong is the e...
Necessary and Sufficient
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In this video we will discuss the concepts of necessary and sufficient within the critical thinking context. FURTHER READING You can read more on this and other subjects on our blog, here: argumentful.com/necessary-and-sufficient-conditions/ Harvey Siegel Paper: www.researchgate.net/publication/268303398_Open-mindedness_Critical_Thinking_and_Indoctrination_Homage_to_William_Hare SOCIAL MEDIA Fe...
Fake News Combat- How to be like a fact checker when evaluating online information
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#CriticalThinking #FakeNews In this video we will discuss 20 strategies which will help you to better evaluate online information. While this is an essential skill in this day and age for the critical thinking toolset, not many of us can say that we excel at judging whether a piece of information found online can be considered reliable. FURTHER READING You can read more on this and other subjec...
The Easiest Way to Improve Critical Thinking
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#ArgumentMap #Argumentation #CriticalThinking This video explains why using argument maps is one of the easiest ways to improve critical thinking. Reading an argument can be very demanding because the elements we’re looking for such as reasons, claims, evidence can get lost within other parts of text. And this is where argument maps can help. Rather than trying to put all these elements in a li...
Euclidean Geometry and Argument Maps
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#ArgumentMap #EuclideanGeometry #CriticalThinking In this video we'll show how to use Argumentful to prove a well-known theorem in Euclidean geometry, which states that the sum of all angles in a triangle is equal to two right angles (or 180 degrees). The main point of this demo is that geometry is an exact science where all knowledge is derived starting from basic building blocks, axioms and d...
Anti Vaxxers Against Logic
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#CriticalThinking #AntiVaxxer #ArgumentMap What are the reasons for which some people still believe vaccines are detrimental? And are these reasons justified? We’ve set out to put together the argument maps containing the anti-vaxxers reasons. We know that with the exception of improvements in sanitation and water safety, vaccination has saved as many lives as any other public health innovation...
Should You Eat Meat? Think critically to decide!
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#ArgumentMap #Vegan #CriticalThinking In this video, I will deconstruct the argument made by writer Jonathan Safran Foer in his recent New York Times Article- The End of Meat is Here. I will do so by creating an argument map with Argumentful. The aim is to understand with more clarity what it is that the author is trying to convince us of, and whether the evidence he is using to support the mai...
Critical Thinking with Argument Maps
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#ArgumentMap #Argumentation #CriticalThinking The purpose of creating an argument map is to organize the various ideas laid out in a text in a logical structure that enhances our understanding of the text and helps evaluate it critically. Once the argument map will be done, we will be able to check the logical connections between its components and identify if there are any flaws in the argumen...
Understanding Arguments with Descriptive Outlining
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#ArgumentMap #Argumentation #CriticalThinking Descriptive outlining is a technique which helps “see” in more depth the author’s intentions. What could be more beneficial for critical thinking than looking at a paragraph and more than just understanding what it says, being able to figure out what it does- uncovering the author’s unstated ideas. Here are the steps to be taken: • Split the text in...
Understanding Arguments with the Doubting Game
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#ArgumentMap #Argumentation #CriticalThinking Within the doubting game, we are moving from accepting the text to examining it. The steps are: • Find any information that is accepted as true, but no proof is presented • Investigate the writer’s expertise • Analyse the efficiency of any rhetorical techniques (pathos, logos, ethos etc.) • Is the evidence presented appropriate? • Question the claim...
Understanding Arguments with The Believing Game
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#ArgumentMap #Argumentation #CriticalThinking Playing the believing game means reading a text with a perspective where we keep a very open mind and as much as possible try to suspend all judgement. We do this so that we can better understand the author’s position before any personal thoughts or opinions jump in our minds. Here are the steps adapted from Jennifer Fletcher’s book: • Find the cent...
Stasis Theory in Critical Thinking
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#StasisTheory #Argumentation #CriticalThinking Stasis Theory offers a systematic way of asking questions about issues being debated. It is believed that Stasis formed part of the rhetorical tool set as early as the 4th century BC; the system became popular in the 2nd century BC due to Hermagoras who documented the process. Although the original text was lost, the contents of the process were re...
How to Find the Central Argument or Idea in a Text
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#Argumentation #CriticalThinking In this video you will learn how to identify the central argument of a text by using a newspaper article. Identifying the central argument in a text is done by careful and objective reading. This demo is aimed at those who are just starting their journey into critical thinking and need some initial guiding steps. The first step you should take is to read through...
What is an Argument?
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#Argumentation #CriticalThinking #Argument Are you confused about what an argument is? We’ll leave aside the traditional sense found in the phrase: they had an argument, they broke up. This video will discuss the concept of argument within argumentation, rhetoric and critical thinking. Perhaps you’ve heard people saying that everything is an argument. Technology has made it possible to replace ...
Identifying Arguments with Stasis Theory
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Identifying Arguments with Stasis Theory
Deductive Vs. Inductive Reasoning
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Deductive Vs. Inductive Reasoning
Toulmin Model for Argumentation
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Toulmin Model for Argumentation

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  • @mogus6053
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    you made it seem very simple, thank you.

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    Thankyou✌

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    How do we get access to the Argumentful app?

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      Hi there, please sign up here: argumentful.com/.

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      @@argumentful_ thank you. It says 'error sending contact form:Email already registered'.

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      Can you please send us an email: hello@argumentful.com. Thank you!

    • @wisdomseeker3937
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      Thank you so much. Will do.

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    Excellent channel!!!

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    nice slide and talk

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    thank you, I always struggle with reading and missing the point of reading. Now I know why.

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    Thank You!

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    This is excellent. Thank you!