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Public Forum Debate

Public Forum Debate It’s a Team event It advocates or rejects a position posed by the topic Debate is that the clash of ideas Must be communicated in a manner persuasive

STEP 1: Prepare the Case Research the topic Come up with Pros/Cons Brainstorm ideas for arguments Choose 3 arguments to develop Find support for each argument Quotes Examples Facts Expert opinions

STEP 2: Write the Case Introduction - something interesting to catch judges attention 1st main argument Support – explanation 2nd Support – explanation Explain argument • 2nd/ 3rd main argument • Conclusion

STEP 3: Get ready for the GREAT DEBATE Practice reading case Practice answering questions about your arguments Prepare summary sheet Practice debating each other

The debate should: Display solid logic, reasoning, and analysis Utilize evidence Present a clash of ideas Counter the arguments of the opponents (rebuttal) Communicate ideas with clarity, organization, eloquence, and Professional decorum

1 Pro Constructive 4 minutes Read your pro case

1 CON Constructive 4 minutes Read case Counter opponents arguments

Crossfire 3 minutes Pro ask first question Need to stand – face judge Be professional – Don’t be rude Questions should be “brief” Answers should be “on point”

2 PRO Constructive 4 minutes Restate main points Counter opponents arguments

2 CON 4 minutes Restate main points Counter opponents arguments

Crossfire 3 minutes Pro ask first question Need to stand – face judge Be profession – Don’t be rude

1 PRO Summary 2 minutes Summaries key arguments Refute important arguments

1 CON Summary 2 minutes Summaries key arguments Refute important arguments

Grand Crossfire 3 minutes Involves all debaters Pro ask first question Can sit facing opponents Be profession – Don’t be rude

PRO Final Focus 1 minute Why should WE win the round “Judge this is why you should vote for our team”

2 CON Final Focus 1 minute Why should WE win the round “Judge this is why you should vote for our team”

AT END OF ROUND Thank the judge Shake hands with opponent Go to next round

TO WIN A DEBATE Have to be prepared Have to know what you are talking about Have to present yourself well Have to listen Have to keep track of what is happening in the debate Have to work with your partner