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  • 1. What to expect and how to succeed
  • 2. Plagiarism and Turnitin
  • 3. The basic unit of writing - the academic paragraph
  • 4. The expected order of ideas - both coming and going
  • 5. The different paragraph patterns / genre
  • 6. Argumentative Theory of Reasoning & Persuasion
  • 7. The logical argument and inferences
  • 8. Inductive and deductive arguments
  • 9. Evaluation - the core of Critical Thinking
  • 10. Problem solving
  • 11. The academic essay - an extended argument
  • 12. Contacts
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