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'Argumentation' sometimes comes with negative connotations, but teaching children how to engage [[Teaching Approaches/Dialogue|dialogue]] skills, to [[Teaching Approaches/Reasoning|reason]] together is an important part of learning and development. You may find that your students find it helpful to use writing frames, or other [[Teaching Approaches/Language|language]] prompts to help them, or perhaps some [[Teaching Approaches/Visualisation|visualisation]] tools such as brainstorming or argument mapping materials. The approaches linked from this paragraph offer more detail on each aspect. | |||
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