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How to make good arguments at school (and everywhere else)

  • Written by Luke Zaphir, Researcher for the University of Queensland Critical Thinking Project; and Online Teacher at Education Queensland's IMPACT Centre, The University of Queensland
How to make good arguments at school (and everywhere else)There are more important things than winning an argument – like making everyone feel valued. www.shutterstock.com

From as early as Grade 3 teachers start teaching children how to put across their own points of view. It’s not about winning arguments, but ensuring kids grow up to be thoughtful and engaged citizens. These skills might come...

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