Inductive Reasoning

Inductive Reasoning
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A student intends to write a letter to the president of the university to suggest that the university should establish a MOOC. Using inductive reasoning is the best way to justify his claims. Inductive reasoning is applied when there is need to gradually develop an understanding explaining how something works. The student needs to gather relevant specific experiences and build principles from such facts. In order to convince the president of the university, the student needs to draw several specific instances to demonstrate why the MOOC is significant for university education. Drawing separate facts offer evidence that help to justify the general statement about the needs to establish a MOOC. Arguing for the fact that the university should develop a MOOC is a justification based on observation or experience, and therefore needs to be expressed effectively through applying inductive reasoning. Here, inductive reasonin...