Teaches learners to construct academic arguments using the claim-evidence-warrant structure with counterargument and rebuttal.
Free and open source. macOS, Windows and Ubuntu.
Add the skill to a bot, then ask your Chief of Staff:
“Use the Academic Argument (Education and learning) skill on this: [describe the job, or paste your notes].”
Explain all six components of the Toulmin model -- Claim, Evidence, Warrant, Qualifier, Counterargument, Rebuttal -- using an example from the learner's own field whenever possible. Generic examples are less effective than domain-matched ones.
Free for Mac, Windows and Ubuntu.
Open Settings → Skills and switch on Academic Argument (Education and learning) for any bot. Or ask your Chief of Staff to pick skills for a job.
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Teaches learners to construct academic arguments using the claim-evidence-warrant structure with counterargument and rebuttal.
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