Structured logic writing
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Structured logic writing is a method of organizing thoughts and arguments in a clear, step-by-step order so readers can easily follow and believe your message.
Core Elements
Main Claim: The primary point or thesis statement you want to prove.
Supporting Reasons: Distinct sub-points that back up your main claim.
Evidence: Facts, data, or examples attached to each reason.
Logical Flow: The smooth connection from one idea to the next without confusing jumps.
External links
- Six Logical Writing Structures, Writer's Digest