Student handout 8.2: Rules for debating …
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A typical debate format includes: Respect your opponents and the judge. Do not insult, interrupt, or talk out of turn. Speak freely and establish eye contact. Do not read from notes. Research your topic and prepare logical arguments. Gather supporting evidence and examples. Anticipate counter arguments and prepare rebuttals. Address the opposition's points and weaknesses. Follow the debate format and timelines. Deliver statements, rebuttals, and closing remarks. Teams are advised of the topic and take positions (pro and con). Teams discuss their topics and come up with statements expressing their position.
Respect your opponents and the judge. Do not insult, interrupt, or talk out of turn.
Speak freely and establish eye contact. Do not read from notes.
Research your topic and prepare logical arguments. Gather supporting evidence and examples.
Anticipate counter arguments and prepare rebuttals. Address the opposition's points and weaknesses.
Follow the debate format and timelines. Deliver statements, rebuttals, and closing remarks.
Teams are advised of the topic and take positions (pro and con).
Teams discuss their topics and come up with statements expressing their position.
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