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Balanced Arguments

Balanced arguments are discussions that take account of two sides of each argument: the reasons for and the reasons against.

 

Over the next week we will be looking a how a balanced argument is structured and the language that is used so that we can write our own discussing whether zoos are a good thing or not.

 

Below is a Powerpoint for you to look at with more information and examples.

 

Please also look at the example document and see if you can identify the arguments for and against.

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