The Architecture of Argumentation

Transform a Robust Knowledge Claim (RKC) into a clear, logically structured, and ethically responsible argument using evidence, reasoning, counterclaims, and rebuttals

Why learn Argumentation? What is an Argument? Why are Arguments necessary? Why Robust Knowledge needs to welcome Transdisciplinary scrutiny? Why is Argumentation central to Learning? The Anatomy of an Argument: The Toulmin Model Constructing and Evaluating strong Arguments Why do learners often struggle with Arguments? How does Mindgle transform Argumentation? The Mindgleian Philosophy of Argumentation

Through structured arguments

From Robust Knowledge Claims to Responsible Knowledge Communication

By the end of this Unit, Mindgleians would learn: Robust Knowledge Claim → Argumentation → Knowledge → Continuous Knowledge Evolution

Claim Evidence Warrant Backing Qualifier Rebuttal

This Course is Premium

This course is not free. Unlock complete access and start learning today.

Buy This Course →

Related Learning

Similar Courses

Explore more courses related to this learning path.

Grade 8 Teaching hrs=3

Module 3: Mindgle Peace Architecture- Unit 2- See the System of ‘Disrupted Peace’

Key drivers of displacement
Global case bank of disrupted peace
The Peace Movements every Middle-School Learner should know