The moment a student breaks their line of reasoning … the proverbial wheels fall off their essay.
For many, getting their students to write in a clearly defined logical progression is a monumental task.
But with the right template, it’s actually a breeze.
Over twenty years ago, I have tweaked an Aristotelian heuristic and custom fit it for the purposes of expository writing.
If you’d like to learn a new strategy to help your students write cogent arguments, join us on the 9th at 8 pm EST.
Hoping for a good turnout.
Zoom link is below.
Happy teaching and happy writing 
Kristian Kuhn is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Webinar: Teaching Line of Reason
Time: Nov 9, 2021 08:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
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