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    The document provides information on key concepts related to debate and critical thinking. It defines what a debate is, identifying the two sides as affirmative and negative [1]. It then defines critical thinking as a careful, rational approach to examining problems by looking for evidence and rejecting irrelevant information [2]. The document also discusses arguments, noting they should provide reasons to convince others, but may include fallacies if based on faulty reasoning [3]. It concludes by discussing bias and how personal views can influence opinions.

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    The document provides information on key concepts related to debate and critical thinking. It defines what a debate is, identifying the two sides as affirmative and negative [1]. It then defines critical thinking as a careful, rational approach to examining problems by looking for evidence and rejecting irrelevant information [2]. The document also discusses arguments, noting they should provide reasons to convince others, but may include fallacies if based on faulty reasoning [3]. It concludes by discussing bias and how personal views can influence opinions.

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    The document provides information on key concepts related to debate and critical thinking. It defines what a debate is, identifying the two sides as affirmative and negative [1]. It then defines critical thinking as a careful, rational approach to examining problems by looking for evidence and rejecting irrelevant information [2]. The document also discusses arguments, noting they should provide reasons to convince others, but may include fallacies if based on faulty reasoning [3]. It concludes by discussing bias and how personal views can influence opinions.

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    Evaluate Truth From Opinions PHILOSOPHY

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    LET US

    REVIEW!
    IDENTIFICATION. Identify the
    terms being described in the following
    statements.

    1.What is the origin of


    Scientific Method?
    Answer:

    Scientia
    IDENTIFICATION. Identify the terms being
    described in the following statements.

    2. What is the meaning


    of elenchus?
    Answer:

    “to inquire” or “to


    cross- examine”
    IDENTIFICATION. Identify the terms being
    described in the following statements.

    What does dialectike


    3.

    mean?
    Answer:

    “the art of
    conversation”
    IDENTIFICATION. Identify the terms
    being described in the following statements.

    4, Which method has this purpose- to


    gain the truth?
    Answer:

    Socratic Method
    Evaluate truth from

    MEL opinions in different


    situations using the

    C methods of
    philosophizing
     PPT11/12-Id-2.3
    Why people
    argue? How
    people can
    win
    arguments?
    LET’S DIVIDE THE HOUSE
    TOPICS:
    1.Do social media impede or
    improve communication?
    2.Which is necessary to live-
    money or morals?
    3. Should animals have the same
    right as humans?
    Basic Debating Rules: Starting with an Explanation of
    What is a Debate?
    A debate is basically an argument with strict rules of
    conduct.  It is not a shouting match between two
    sides with different points of view.
    Topic Sides
    There are 2 sides in a debate:
    1.The Affirmative agrees with the topic
    2.The Negative disagrees with the topic
    Critical Thinking
    Critical is a Greek word “kritikos” (to separate) and analysis
    “ana” (throughout) “lusis” (to loosen) so, critical thinking mean
    thinking analytically.

    Critical thinking is the careful, reflective, rational, and


    systematic approach to questions of very general interest.

    The attributes of critical thinker include, looks for evidence to


    support assumption and belief adjust opinion, looks for proof,
    examines the problem, reject irrelevant and innocent information.
    Arguments
    This is a series of statements that provide reasons to convince the reader
    or listener that a claim or opinion is truthful.

    However, several arguments may be based on faulty reasoning.

     These kinds of arguments are called fallacies. Some of these fallacies


    may be intentional, as the person making the claim is desperate to convince
    you to accept his or her argument.
    Bias
    When
     we are looking for opinion be aware of bias.

    These are the personal views of the person

    presenting it.

    They
     are not necessarily errors in reasoning but

    refer to tendencies or influences which affect the

    views of people.
    Groupwork
    It’s
    your
    turn!

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