Follow, develop and challenge complex arguments and lines of reasoning

Understand the skills required to discern the structure of complex arguments presented in British Sign Language (BSL).
Develop the ability to track the line of reasoning, identifying the claim, supporting evidence, and the conclusion drawn.
Cultivate patience and concentration to follow lengthy and intricate arguments without losing track.
Recognise the value of challenge and reflection after understanding the argument, promoting deeper comprehension.

Comprehend the process of formulating a clear premise or position to begin a line of reasoning.
Understand the need to marshal relevant and reliable evidence to support the initial premise in BSL.
Develop the ability to draw logical inferences and conclusions from the evidence provided.
Know the importance of maintaining coherence and consistency in your line of reasoning.

Understand the necessity to constantly hone critical thinking skills to challenge complex arguments.
Learn to recognise potential logical fallacies or weak points in an argument.
Develop a respectful manner to express disagreement or challenge an argument in BSL.
Understand the need for providing counter-arguments or alternative perspectives, whilst maintaining respect for differing viewpoints.

Develop the ability to use the process of reflection to evaluate the effectiveness of arguments.
Understand that self-assessment is crucial in recognising areas of improvement for your ability to handle complex lines of reasoning.
Recognise that each argument provides a learning opportunity - every encounter helps shape and improve your understanding and proficiency in using BSL.
Develop an awareness of how constructive feedback can aid in the assessment and improvement of your understanding of complex arguments.