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    The document discusses criteria for evaluating arguments, including fairness, evidence, logic, and tone. It explains each criterion, such as whether an argument is fair and balanced or contains bias, whether the evidence given is reliable and relevant, whether the arguments are thoroughly explained or contain logical fallacies, and whether the writer's tone is appropriate. It emphasizes evaluating arguments is significant in daily interactions and asks what qualities make a good argument.

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    Criteria in

    Evaluating an
    Argument

    Chona D. Camposano
    Activity: Graphing

    Let the students create a Pie Chart to figure


    out the components for an objective
    evaluation of an argument.
    Let them allot a percentage for each
    component
    Criteria for
    Evaluating an
    Argument
    Fairness
    Evidence
    Logic
    Tone
    How do YOU evaluate an argument?
    Criteria in Evaluating an Argument

    • Fairness
    • Evidence
    • Logic
    • Tone
    Criteria in Evaluating an Argument

    Fairness- Is the argument fair and balanced,


    or does it contain bias? Is the argument
    overly emotional and filled with loaded
    language?
    Is the argument one-sided? Are there
    alternative points of view not addressed?
    Criteria in Evaluating an Argument

    Evidence- Are the given premises


    reliable and relevant?
    Criteria in Evaluating an Argument

    Logic- Are the arguments thoroughly


    explained? Do they contain gaps in
    reasoning or logical fallacies?
    Criteria in Evaluating an Argument

    Tone- Is the attitude of the writer


    appropriate for the content?
    Why is evaluating an opinion significant in
    your daily dealings with your

    a.Classmates /friends?
    b. Teachers?
    c. Siblings?
    d. Parents?
    e. Community?
    What are the qualities of a good
    argument?
    Triadic Activity:
    Evaluating Arguments using FELT Framework.

    Evaluate the argument using the FELT


    Framework.
    Teacher Tsuna

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