In the course of Plato's dramas, theses do get stated and defended, arguments are made, and people are persuaded.
By fifth grade, for example, students will be required to produce essays in which they introduce, support and defend arguments, using specific facts and details.
The intention of the standards, the editorial says, "is to help students develop strong reasoning skills earlier than is now common," with students by fifth grade "required to produce essays in which they introduce, support and defend arguments".
By fifth grade, for example, students who now do very little in the way of challenging writing assignments will be required to produce essays in which they introduce, support and defend arguments, using specific details.
Each week thousands of students from around the world post their thoughts to our student questions, and teachers tell us it's a great place for them to engage with current events, practice good "Web citizen" skills and hone the ability to make and defend arguments.
The cross-examination and refutation speeches, on the other hand, reflected the type of spontaneous thinking required for class discussions, in which students are forced to make and defend arguments before their teachers and peers.
Different additional criteria are then used for the concrete definition: naive extensions are just maximal (with respect to set-inclusion) conflict-free sets, stable extensions have to attack all other arguments, admissible sets defend themselves from attackers, complete extensions in addition have to contain all defended arguments.
Quoting Fugh Berman's (2005) manuscript about pharmaceutical industries using ghost written articles supporting the efficacy of new drug (before its release onto the market, (Commercial Provider 5) defended argument that ghost writing is a common and acceptable practice.
The arguments you are defending are arguments that have already been made by your first and second speakers.
The idea behind the algorithm is that we start with the argument (or the set of arguments) for which we test credulous acceptance and iteratively add arguments to defend all arguments in our sets.
