In this week's episode, we explore two tech tools that can help students practice their decision-making and argument-writing skills. The first tool is Quandary, a game-based website that challenges students to make decisions for a future community based on information presented in a graphic novel format. Students will need to use fact versus opinion to make the best decisions for the community. The second tool is ProCon.org, a nonpartisan site that presents both sides of various topics. Students can choose a topic of interest and explore the pros and cons as presented by researchers and professionals in the field. This site is recommended for older students due to the range of topics available. If you're looking for ways to help your students develop their decision-making and argument-writing skills, these tech tools are a great place to start.

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