How to show Confidence to Argue

Having the confidence to recognise and create good, strong arguments is a key element of academic and real world success. One of the main things that people develop at university are critical thinking skills, and being able to understand and make arguments is a core component across all higher education disciplines.

However, many young learners find it difficult to find the confidence to speak out on academic matters, and this confidence can adversely affect attainment and progression to higher education and fulfilling employment.

We asked the Oxford Imps to talk to give us some tips, tricks, and starting points below to help you put together a good argument, no matter who you are or what stage you are at!

 

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