Topic Three (1.3): Arguments and evidence
Objectives
- to learn to recognise arguments for and against something;
- to learn how evidence can be used to support an argument.
Introduction
In this topic, you will identify evidence which supports or refutes an argument.
Working through your coursebook
- Read through the text on pages 24-25 in the textbook to learn to recognise arguments for and against and complete activities 1.6 and 1.7. You could ask a parent or another adult to help you with these activities or you could write down your ideas in your notebook.
- Complete the tasks on pages 26-27 in the textbook. You could ask a parent or another adult to help you with these activities or you could write down your ideas in your notebook.
Review
What is evidence? What is evidence used for?
Look back at the self-assessment sheet you completed before starting this module and reflect on the progress you have made. Revisit any sections you are still unsure of.
Support activity for this topic
If you feel you need extra help with this topic complete the worksheet below.
COMPLETE – Match the argument to the evidence worksheet. Download COMPLETE – Match the argument to the evidence worksheet.
Extension activity for this topic
Complete the Law activity on page 30 of textbook.
Check your answers
CHECK – Textbook answers. Download CHECK – Textbook answers.
CHECK – Match the argument to the evidence worksheet - Answers. Download CHECK – Match the argument to the evidence worksheet - Answers.