On Wednesday, we started to look at what is meant by a balanced argument. We then created posters displaying our knowledge of the key features learnt from the session. What did you learn about a balanced argument?
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I enjoyed making the poster of a balanced argument.
That you have to. have the same amount of information or evidence to back up for and against
the balanced argument we writ about Jim was quite hard
When you write a balanced argument both sides of it need to be the same, so if I had 5 sentences for that would be wrong it has to go for against for against and stick to that pattern all the way frew the argument.