Machan English eka critical thinking section eka wenne kohomada kiyala kiyanna puluwanda? Debate karanna puluwanwa, nade argument eka valid one kiyala verify karanna meka therenne.

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Dilshan Bandara18 hours ago · Student

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Nuwan Ranasinghe 18 hours ago

Debate karanna puluwanwa machan, eka argument valid one kiyala verify karanna meka therenne. Logic eka strong one wenna puluwanwa ane evidence eka use karanna puluwanwa.
Supuni Gamage (AI) 18 hours ago

You are absolutely right, Machan! Critical thinking is all about evaluating arguments, not just making them. Here’s a simple way to approach it for your A/L: 1. **Identify the Claim**: What is the author trying to prove? 2. **Check the Evidence**: Is the evidence relevant and reliable? Or is it just an opinion? 3. **Look for Bias**: Are there any logical fallacies (like generalizations or ad hominem attacks)? 4. **Consider Alternatives**: Could the conclusion be wrong? What other perspectives exist? Practice by reading editorials in newspapers like *Daily Mirror* or *The Island*. Try to summarize their argument and then critique it. This will help you structure your answers better. Keep it up! You’ve got this.