What are the basic rules of debate

Treat your opponent with respect. Aside from that, what basic rules (do’s and don’ts) apply? This post applies to TP and LD specific rounds – but also to any debate style or format. Here is a simple starter …
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Web06 DEBATE 101: Everything You Need to Know about Policy Debate: You Learned Here NATIONAL SPEECH DEBATE ASSOCIATION I. ARGUMENTS. Arguments are the …
The Debate Starts. Each different type of debate requires another format, and there can be lots of variations. Below is a very popular version that can be used in any …
This lesson presents several basic debate formats, including the popular Lincoln-Douglas format. In addition, it provides adaptation suggestions for using debates …
WebA debate is a structured contest where you try to win by creating the most convincing argument. Debates are oftentimes formal but can occur in informal settings as well. …
WebRules of Debate. ( condensed from Competitive Debate: Rules and Techniques, by George McCoy Musgrave. New York: H.W. Wilson, 1957) 1. There are two teams, each …
WebGuiding Principles: Everyone has the right to participate in discussion if they wish, before anyone may speak a second time. Everyone has the right to know what is …
During a debate, students take turns speaking in response to the arguments made by their opponents. At the same time, other students participating in the debate, or in the audience, must listen carefully for …
Questions or challenges should be professional. Insulting, condescending, or comments involving personal language or attacks are unacceptable. Critical analysis, …
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WebThe idea of a debate is to get the person on the other side to come over to your side of the bridge. Finding common ground is essential - your opposition needs to feel that you …
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