Argument Building

Learn how to construct strong, logical, and persuasive arguments

✅ A. Purpose

  • Teach participants to think critically

  • Structure logical arguments clearly

  • Identify weak reasoning and fallacies

  • Improve debate, writing, speaking, and decision-making skills

✅ B. Target Audience

  • Students (Class 8+, college)

  • Teachers & trainers

  • Debate club members

  • Professionals needing presentation skills

  • Civil service / law aspirants

✅ C. Learning Outcomes

Participants will learn to:

  1. Frame a clear claim/thesis

  2. Support arguments with evidence

  3. Use logic and reasoning structures

  4. Recognize logical fallacies

  5. Build counter-arguments

  6. Deliver persuasive conclusions

📘 Workshop Modules (Core Content)

Module 1 — What is an Argument?

  • Difference: opinion vs argument

  • Components: Claim, Reason, Evidence

  • Types: factual, logical, ethical, emotional

Module 2 — Structure of Strong Arguments

  • Premise → reasoning → conclusion

  • Deductive vs inductive logic

  • Argument maps & frameworks

Module 3 — Evidence & Support

  • Facts, statistics, examples, expert opinion

  • Reliable vs unreliable sources

  • How to cite evidence

Module 4 — Logical Fallacies

  • Strawman

  • False cause

  • Ad hominem

  • Slippery slope

  • Circular reasoning

Module 5 — Counterarguments

  • Understanding opposing views

  • Refutation techniques

  • Strengthening your position

Module 6 — Practical Application

  • Debate exercises

  • Group argument building

  • Case studies

  • Presentation practice

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