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SNS Academy is holding a debate competition for students to improve their reading comprehension, critical thinking, organization, and communication skills. The competition will have students divided into two groups to debate propositions, with each group having affirmative and negative teams. The debate will involve two-minute speeches from each side, followed by cross-examination and rebuttals, before closing statements and a vote from judges. The goal is for students to collect and evaluate ideas, see logical connections, and adapt quickly through the structured debate format.
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- 1. SNS ACADEMY – DEBATE COMPETITION
- 2. SCHOOL DEBATE 1. Reading Comprehension Critical Thinking Organization Skills Effective Communication
- 3. WHY DEBATE? • When debating, teams explore arguments for and against a specific proposition. Debate can be an effective and practical learning tool. Debating allows several different qualities to emerge, including: collecting and organizing ideas evaluating ideas seeing logical connections between ideas Adapting to new situations quickly and efficiently.
- 4. RULES FOR DEBATE The debater should not deliver too many facts in a short time The debater should present the information to the audience as a completed work, not short facts glued together. The language used in a debate must be intelligible, free of jargon and cliches. The speech must be clear, well-organized, and informative Good use of transitions is the key to a good debate.
- 5. Here’s how the debate will be: 1. Students will be divided into 2 groups, each with 10 students. 2. Each group will divide itself into 2 teams (5 members each): one team will support the proposition (the affirmative team). The other team will oppose the proposition (the negative team). 3. When one group is debating, the members of the other group will act as judges
- 6. 1. 4. First, a member of the affirmative team will speak for 2 minutes after which s/he will be cross-examined by 3 members of the negative team (one question each) (3+1m) 5. Next, a member of the negative team will also speak for 2 min and will also be cross examined by 3 members of the opponent team (one question)(3+1)m 2. 6. A rebuttal will then take place, first by a member of the affirmative team talking for 2 minutes and them by a member of the negative team also talking for 2 minutes
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