Why It’s Worth It
Sharpen your critical thinking skills, allowing better decision-making in personal and professional life.
Gain confidence in expressing your viewpoints persuasively, both in writing and discussions.
Develop a keen eye for spotting flaws in arguments, enriching your analytical and evaluative skills.
Your Learning Roadmap
Foundations of Logic
This module introduces the core concepts of logic and reasoning. Participants will learn the definition of logic, the importance of structured thinking, and the historical context of logical theory. The module sets the stage for understanding arguments and differentiates between various types of reasoning. What is Logic? Structure of Arguments Deductive vs Inductive Reasoning
Components of Arguments
This module delves into the essential components that make up an argument. Learners are introduced to concepts such as validity, soundness, and the relationship between premises and conclusions. The module emphasizes the importance of aligning supporting evidence with claims to craft compelling arguments. Validity and Soundness Premises and Conclusions Relevance and Strength in Reasoning
Logical Fallacies
This module explores the world of logical fallacies—errors in reasoning that undermine arguments. Learners will gain familiarity with various fallacies including ad hominem, straw man, slippery slope, and false dichotomy. The module emphasizes critical evaluation techniques and references frameworks found in popular texts such as 'A Rulebook for Arguments'. Common Fallacies Part I Common Fallacies Part II False Dichotomy and Begging the Question
Constructing Persuasive Arguments
This module focuses on the practical application of argumentation principles. Using frameworks from popular texts like 'A Rulebook for Arguments', participants learn how to build persuasive arguments from the ground up. The module covers everything from forming a thesis to using evidence effectively, ensuring that learners can articulate strong and convincing positions. Formulating a Thesis Supporting Evidence and Reasoning Persuasive Techniques and Avoiding Bias
Advanced Argumentation and Critical Thinking
The final module challenges participants to synthesize all they have learned by applying advanced models of argumentation and critical evaluation. Drawing on frameworks such as the Toulmin Model and methods discussed in 'Thinking, Fast and Slow', learners analyze complex arguments and practice nuanced debate. This module prepares participants for real-world discourse and critical problem solving. Critical Analysis Frameworks Evaluating Sources and Bias Assessment Practical Applications in Debate and Discourse
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Master argumentation techniques for effective communication.
Clear guidance on avoiding common logical fallacies.