Propaganda and Logical Fallacies
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Objective
Students will use propaganda techniques and logical fallacies to argue against something great.
In this series, students will learn about five types of logical fallacies or propaganda techniques: ad hominem, slippery slope, stacking the deck, bandwagoning, and appeal to fear.
Steps
- First, students will learn the definition of each tool of propaganda and see some of my examples.
- Then, they'll create a few propaganda examples of their own.
- In the end, students will create a final product, bringing multiple logical fallacies together. They'll pick a great idea, person, invention, etc. Plan an argument against it using at least three types of logical fallacies. Then develop a final product, such as a: video, skit, poster, website, etc based on the plan.
