Set-up, Prep time, and POIs discussed.

1. PARLIAMENTARY DEBATE
day 2

2. TO START WITH....

3. TO START WITH....
The of the
debate will be
announced.
This is called the
It is expressed in the
format

4. TO START WITH....
The subject of the
debate will be
announced.
This is called the
It is expressed in the
format

5. TO START WITH....
The subject of the
debate will be
announced.
This is called the“motion”
It is expressed in the
format

6. TO START WITH....
The subject of the
debate will be
announced.
This is called the“motion”
It is expressed in the
format
“This house will...”

7. NOW IT IS TIME TO PREPARE!

8. NOW IT IS TIME TO PREPARE!
minutes
only allowed a
and an

9. NOW IT IS TIME TO PREPARE!
20 minutes
only allowed a
and an

10. NOW IT IS TIME TO PREPARE!
20 minutes
only allowed a
and an

11. NOW IT IS TIME TO PREPARE!
20 minutes
only allowed a dictionary
and an

12. NOW IT IS TIME TO PREPARE!
20 minutes
only allowed a dictionary
and an

13. NOW IT IS TIME TO PREPARE!
20 minutes
only allowed a dictionary
and an almanac

14. NOW IT IS TIME TO PREPARE!
20 minutes
only allowed a dictionary
and an almanac

16. Pre-debate Preparation

17. Pre-debate Preparation
Questions to Answer

18. Pre-debate Preparation
Questions to Answer

19. Pre-debate Preparation
Questions to Answer
What are your
What’s their
What will be your to that?
Who will which points?
How will your be ?

20. Pre-debate Preparation
Questions to Answer
What are your arguments?
What’s their
What will be your to that?
Who will which points?
How will your be ?

21. Pre-debate Preparation
Questions to Answer
What are your arguments?
What’s their rebuttal?
What will be your to that?
Who will which points?
How will your be ?

22. Pre-debate Preparation
Questions to Answer
What are your arguments?
What’s their rebuttal?
What will be your response to that?
Who will which points?
How will your be ?

23. Pre-debate Preparation
Questions to Answer
What are your arguments?
What’s their rebuttal?
What will be your response to that?
Who will deliver which points?
How will your be ?

24. Pre-debate Preparation
Questions to Answer
What are your arguments?
What’s their rebuttal?
What will be your response to that?
Who will deliver which points?
How will your speech be ?

25. Pre-debate Preparation
Questions to Answer
What are your arguments?
What’s their rebuttal?
What will be your response to that?
Who will deliver which points?
How will your speech be structured?

26. SOME RULES

27. SOME RULES
Each team by themselves.
The first and last minute of each speech
are

28. SOME RULES
Each team prepares by themselves.
The first and last minute of each speech
are

29. SOME RULES
Each team prepares by themselves.
The first and last minute of each speech
are protected time.

30. SOME RULES
Each team prepares by themselves.
The first and last minute of each speech
are protected time.

31. POINT OF INFORMATION

32. POINT OF INFORMATION
Outside of the protected time may attempt
to by offering a POI.
A POI must be brief ( ).
A POI may not be to your own side.
POI’s are the method of proving your side of
the .

33. POINT OF INFORMATION
Outside of the protected time debaters may attempt
to by offering a POI.
A POI must be brief ( ).
A POI may not be to your own side.
POI’s are the method of proving your side of
the .

34. POINT OF INFORMATION
Outside of the protected time debaters may attempt
to interject by offering a POI.
A POI must be brief ( ).
A POI may not be to your own side.
POI’s are the method of proving your side of
the .

35. POINT OF INFORMATION
Outside of the protected time debaters may attempt
to interject by offering a POI.
A POI must be brief (15 seconds max).
A POI may not be to your own side.
POI’s are the method of proving your side of
the .

36. POINT OF INFORMATION
Outside of the protected time debaters may attempt
to interject by offering a POI.
A POI must be brief (15 seconds max).
A POI may not be offered to your own side.
POI’s are the method of proving your side of
the .

37. POINT OF INFORMATION
Outside of the protected time debaters may attempt
to interject by offering a POI.
A POI must be brief (15 seconds max).
A POI may not be offered to your own side.
POI’s are the prime method of proving your side of
the .

38. POINT OF INFORMATION
Outside of the protected time debaters may attempt
to interject by offering a POI.
A POI must be brief (15 seconds max).
A POI may not be offered to your own side.
POI’s are the prime method of proving your side of
the motion .

39. POINT OF INFORMATION

40. POINT OF INFORMATION
Speakers should always to make a POI
Each should offer POI’s
POI’s may be or

41. POINT OF INFORMATION
Speakers should always stand to make a POI
Each should offer POI’s
POI’s may be or

42. POINT OF INFORMATION
Speakers should always stand to make a POI
Each team member should offer POI’s
POI’s may be or

43. POINT OF INFORMATION
Speakers should always stand to make a POI
Each team member should offer POI’s
POI’s may be rejected or

44. POINT OF INFORMATION
Speakers should always stand to make a POI
Each team member should offer POI’s
POI’s may be rejected or accepted

45. POINT OF INFORMATION

46. POINT OF INFORMATION
POSITIVE

47. POINT OF INFORMATION
POSITIVE NEGATIVE

48. POINT OF INFORMATION
POSITIVE NEGATIVE
highlight an point out
given by your side in their argument
give a that stands
against their argument
point out a

49. POINT OF INFORMATION
POSITIVE NEGATIVE
highlight an argument point out
given by your side in their argument
give a that stands
against their argument
point out a

50. POINT OF INFORMATION
POSITIVE NEGATIVE
highlight an argument point out inconsistency
given by your side in their argument
give a that stands
against their argument
point out a

51. POINT OF INFORMATION
POSITIVE NEGATIVE
highlight an argument point out inconsistency
given by your side in their argument
give a fact that stands
against their argument
point out a

52. POINT OF INFORMATION
POSITIVE NEGATIVE
highlight an argument point out inconsistency
given by your side in their argument
give a fact that stands
against their argument
point out a fallacy