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How to Flow By: Naomi Duru
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What is Flowing? A way to keep track of the debate Structured format to organize arguments Archive of the round
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Structure of a Flow Sheet Side: Pro/Con Observations Argument/Claim Evidence (Name and Date) Warrant: the link- why this is supportive Impacts: why does this matter?
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Use Shorthand! Justice=J Equality is = Unequal is = with a slash through it Quality of life= QOL Results in/ leads to= Change = Δ Sanctity of Life= SOL Not Justified= J with a slash through it And= +
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Tips to Flow Better Write legibly Use shorthand to write faster Listen closely for key words “our argument is”, “this matters because”, names and sources, etc. Practice, practice, practice! If you have something that directly refutes, * or circle it and write beside it to signal to yourself to come back to it Color coding system to make things clearer
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Ways to Practice Flow a song Flow using playing cards (partner practice) Watch rounds on YouTube Flow a TV show Flow stand up comedy Flow a radio show (whose manuscript you can find to check) Flow as someone reads to you
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Let’s Practice! Pick a topic Google is better than Bing. Windows is better than Apple. Get in groups of four (with people you aren't sitting next to) Pick 3 points for your side If you have time, find one article for each point! Write down the source and the date
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Lets Practice Pro side: come on down! State the topic State your side State your claim, evidence, warrant., repeat for each point Con side: come on down! Do the same thing Flow the opposing team’s arguments while they speak
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