The document outlines a framework for having a constructive discussion on a topic, with each section suggesting what a speaker could say and asking others for their opinions or support. It begins with stating the problem and asking for more information, then sharing one's view and asking for others' perspectives. Subsequent sections provide templates for expressing disagreement politely while seeking understanding, supporting an idea but acknowledging other views, disagreeing with all while restating an original position, agreeing while adding an argument, and finally ending with a summary and conclusion.

1. State the
problem and ask
smb for more
information

2. Say what you
know about this
topic and ask
smb for his/her
opinion

3. Express your
point of view and
ask smb if he/she
agrees

4. Express
disagreement
with the previous
speaker and ask
amb for support

5. Support the idea
but say that you
understand the
opposite point of
view

6. Say you disagree
with all the
speakers and
express your
original idea. Ask
smb for support.

7. Agree, give your
own argument.
Ask smb for
his/her opinion.

8. Express your point
of view. Give an
example. Mention
the point that
everybody forgets.

9. End the
discussion up.
Summarize and
make a
conclusion.