How to Write Strong Arguments: Mentor’s Critical Thinking Guide

Weak arguments = B. Mentor-level arguments = A+. Build them like this.

1. Claim + Warrant + Evidence

Claim: “Social media harms teens.”
Warrant: “Because it increases FOMO.”
Evidence: “68% check feeds hourly (Smith, 2025).”

2. Address Counterarguments

“Some say it connects teens, but isolation effects are stronger.”

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4. Use Logos, Ethos, Pathos

• Logos: Data, logic
• Ethos: Credible sources
• Pathos: Real teen stories

5. One Argument Per Paragraph

150–200 words. No mixing. Mentor’s clarity rule.

6. Link to Thesis Every Time

End para: “This supports the thesis that…”

7. Mentor’s Stress Test

Can someone poke a hole in your argument? If yes, fix it.

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