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Introduction to Debating
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Q: What is Debating?
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Debating A Debate is a formal, structured discussion about a controversial issue— usually a social problem—with two opposing sides.
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The two sides are known as: ProCon
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The two sides are known as: Pro For Con Against
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The two sides are known as: Pro For Agree Con Against Disagree
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Debate Format
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5-10 minutes to brainstorm and prepare your opening statement
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Debate Format 5-10 minutes to brainstorm and prepare your opening statement 1 minute (each side) to give your opening statement
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Debate Format 5-10 minutes to brainstorm and prepare your opening statement 1 minute (each side) to give your opening statement 10-15 minutes for open debating
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Debate Format 5-10 minutes to brainstorm and prepare your opening statement 1 minute (each side) to give your opening statement 10-15 minutes for open debating 5-10 minutes to prepare your closing statement
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Debate Format 5-10 minutes to brainstorm and prepare your opening statement 1 minute (each side) to give your opening statement 10-15 minutes for open debating 5-10 minutes to prepare your closing statement 1 minute (each side) to give closing statement
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Debate Topics
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School uniforms?
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…or NO school uniforms?
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The right to bear arms… …or gun control?
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Yes—to foreign investment?
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…or NO foreign investment?
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Living together before marriage?
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…or waiting?
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