How to create effective arguments

Aimed at both A Level students and undergraduates, this lecture explains how students can create coherent and effective arguments in their essays.The lecturer, Owen Clayton, first discusses introductions and conclusions, which are vital to creating a consistent argument. Owen then addresses how to use critics effectively, and looks at how a student can make sure that their claims are convincing. The talk finishes by examining common argumentative flaws.

Aimed at both A Level students and undergraduates, this lecture explains how students can create coherent and effective arguments in their essays.The lecturer, Owen Clayton, first discusses introductions and conclusions, which are vital to creating a consistent argument. Owen then addresses how to use critics effectively, and looks at how a student can make sure that their claims are convincing. The talk finishes by examining common argumentative flaws.

Aimed at both A Level students and undergraduates, this lecture explains how students can create coherent and effective arguments in their essays.The lecturer, Owen Clayton, first discusses introductions and conclusions, which are vital to creating a consistent argument. Owen then addresses how to use critics effectively, and looks at how a student can make sure that their claims are convincing. The talk finishes by examining common argumentative flaws.

Aimed at both A Level students and undergraduates, this lecture explains how students can create coherent and effective arguments in their essays.The lecturer, Owen Clayton, first discusses introductions and conclusions, which are vital to creating a consistent argument. Owen then addresses how to use critics effectively, and looks at how a student can make sure that their claims are convincing. The talk finishes by examining common argumentative flaws.