How to structure and build strong arguments: a step-by-step guide
Check out our step-by-step guide on how to teach your students to make a well-structured argument, plus the advantages of doing so in a Kialo discussion!
Category: Debate and Argumentation
How to teach students to identify logical fallacies
Help your students get more confident in identifying and avoiding making logical fallacies in their writing and arguments!
Explore the benefits of online discussion and debates with Kialo Edu
Class discussions can be a breeze when doing them on Kialo Edu! Here are the many advantages of having an online class discussion and how you can incorporate them into your lessons.
Why should we argue? Using Kialo with the Principle of Interpretative Charity
What do we learn from arguments, and why should we argue at all? David Lanius, researcher at KIT’s DebateLab and the co-founder of the think tank Forum für Streitkultur, explores these intriguing questions. Read on to learn more!
Using argument and persuasion in writing: What’s the difference?
Find out the difference between using argumentation and persuasion in writing. Explore the differences in purpose, audience, perspective, tone, and using evidence in writing.
How to practice and improve grammar skills through discussions
Class discussions can be a great way to teach grammar to your students. Here are four activities to help students construct convincing and grammatically accurate arguments!