The main components of good strong academic arguments are

Last updated: 9/1/2023

The main components of good strong academic arguments are Having a clear thesis or main claim point providing reliable evidence that directly supports the thesis claim considering and responding to opposing viewpoints or counterarguments and providing a conclusion that summarizes the reasons supporting your thesis Restating a laundry list of facts and assuming the reader will come to your same conclusions or interpretation of those facts Presenting a thesis or opinion on a topic and providing evidence that only supports your opinion Going with your gut Basing opinions on I feel or I believe without providing evidence based reasons for your opinion