Some speakers will use fallacies, or faults in an argument, in order to persuade their audience to do what they want them to do and; most people will overlook or not notice fallacies the speaker uses. When students graduate and are exposed to the “real world”, they will need to know how to analyze others to find who they really are, for example government officials. Government officials are important in the sense that they will be the people running the town or state the student is living in, and should be chosen with great precision. In school students should learn and understand rhetorical devices and fallacies in order to analyze the credibility of a
Some speakers will use fallacies, or faults in an argument, in order to persuade their audience to do what they want them to do and; most people will overlook or not notice fallacies the speaker uses. When students graduate and are exposed to the “real world”, they will need to know how to analyze others to find who they really are, for example government officials. Government officials are important in the sense that they will be the people running the town or state the student is living in, and should be chosen with great precision. In school students should learn and understand rhetorical devices and fallacies in order to analyze the credibility of a