9th Grade Constructing Arguments Resources

Analyze the key techniques of persuasion, including logos, ethos, and pathos, to gain the ability to identify and apply these strategies. Enhance argumentation skills and understanding of rhetoric.

Explore how to integrate literacy skills into equitable and meaningful assessments within educational projects. Develop the ability to design and evaluate literacy-based projects, enhancing understanding of diverse assessment methods and promoting collaborative learning.

Explore rhetorical fallacies such as ad hominem, appeal to false authority, and circular reasoning while developing critical thinking skills. Identify weaknesses in arguments and construct stronger arguments.

Gain a deeper understanding of complex numbers by exploring their geometric interpretations and angular relationships. Enhance problem-solving skills and theoretical knowledge through examining the interaction between angles and circle properties related to complex numbers.

Focuses on recognizing and understanding the straw man fallacy by examining how arguments can be misrepresented and simplified. Enhances critical thinking skills by identifying common argumentation errors and understanding the impact of fallacies on discussions.

Explore the foundational elements of persuasive communication through understanding Aristotle's concepts of Ethos, Logos, and Pathos. Develop skills to analyze arguments for credibility, logical appeal, and emotional influence, enabling the construction of effective persuasive messages.

Develop skills in writing persuasive essays by mastering key argumentative techniques and effective essay structuring. Learn to construct strong thesis statements, acknowledge opposing viewpoints, and use research to bolster arguments.

Focuses on enhancing the ability to identify and analyze common logical fallacies within arguments. By exploring concepts such as Appeal to Ignorance and Ad Hominem, learners will improve critical thinking skills and argumentation techniques.

Examine the impact of persuasive language techniques, with a focus on power words and their role in shaping effective arguments. Learners will gain skills in crafting compelling arguments and engaging audiences by employing targeted language strategies.

Focus on honing argumentation skills by exploring claims, counterarguments, evidence, and biases. Develop critical thinking abilities and learn to construct and evaluate strong arguments effectively.

Explore the foundational elements of triangle proofs with a focus on logic and properties governing geometric reasoning. Develop skills in constructing arguments and gain insights into mathematical deduction and proof techniques.

Explore the essential components of critical thinking by focusing on understanding claims, evidence, and reasons. Enhance the ability to construct and evaluate arguments effectively, developing skills in analyzing statements and supporting viewpoints with logical reasoning.

Master the essentials of constructing algebraic proofs by focusing on logical processes and the application of equality properties within geometry. Develop the ability to justify each step in mathematical proofs, thereby enhancing problem-solving and critical thinking abilities.

Learn to identify and understand common logical fallacies, including Hasty Generalization, Red Herring, and Straw Man. Develop the ability to critically assess arguments and enhance reasoning skills by recognizing and avoiding fallacious reasoning.

Cultivate strong writing skills by focusing on essential steps in planning and structuring an academic essay. Gain insights into organizing thoughts, forming coherent arguments, and utilizing research to support a thesis, aiming for more successful academic writing outcomes.

Explore the geometric and algebraic properties of perpendicular lines by examining their slopes as negative reciprocals. Develop skills in constructing geometric arguments, emphasizing how angle measurements prove relationships between line slopes.

Explore the fundamental components of constructing and analyzing arguments, focusing on the significance of claims, evidence, and reasoning. Develop skills to assess and formulate strong, persuasive arguments by understanding these elements and their interconnections.

Focus on the foundational elements of building compelling arguments by understanding claims, substantiating them with evidence, and applying reasoning to link both effectively. Enhance critical thinking skills and develop the ability to construct persuasive arguments.

Develop effective arguments by constructing well-founded claims, critically evaluating supporting evidence, and linking them through logical reasoning. Enhance critical thinking skills to analyze and present arguments with clarity and persuasion.

Deepen understanding of W.B. DuBois' writing by learning to construct strong arguments through effective evidence selection. Develop skills in text analysis, crafting claims and counterclaims, and enhancing argument clarity through revision and editing.