There's no lack of arguments anywhere in the world. Failing to manage it, it can hinder your progress. So, here are some ways to debate in a healthy way that can support you in your life for years to come.

2. No ideas are silly
 Everyone has the right to have their own
unique opinion
 It is crucial that students feel that they have a
safe and supportive atmosphere.
 They want an environment where they feel
encouraged to share their thoughts and
feelings freely without fear of rejection.

3. It’s ok to take a step back
 Self-awareness is a big part of being a team
player in a debate.
 If you find that you're talking to more people,
take a step back and encourage others to
express their opinions.
 Vice-versa, if you find that you're giving
fewer points in the debate, then speak up!

4. Think from everyone’s perspectives
 You may not share the same views as others
often.
 In such a situation, it is important to remain
polite and try to get into the shoes of others
before you come to some conclusion.
 Not only will this help make arguments to
your case clearer, but it can also help shed
light on ideas that you may have overlooked
initially.

5. The art of listening
 In order to contribute to the ongoing discussion,
you must pay attention to the arguments that
your rivals bring to the table.
 Consider what it means to be a good audience.
 Body language is one of the ways people
communicate our inner feelings.
 Try to understand what the other student is
thinking about and how their body language is.

6. Think before you speak
 Not all of us are born public speakers.
Expressing your thoughts and emotions can
be scary.
 Until you start talking, take a deep breath.
 It's one of the ways to calm your nerves
down.
 Take this time to consider your thoughts,
organize your suggestions, and to make sure
that you address your stance thoughtfully.