'Affirmative plan' presentation slideshows

Debate Judges Orientation

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Chapters 10-11-12-13

Chapters 10-11-12-13. Affirmative Terms and Cases. Affirmative Terms. Case: Reasons: observations -statements of fact contentions -serious, widespread problems Advantages -unique benefits through adaptation of affirmative plan. Affirmative Terms.

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Team Policy Debate Orientation

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Team Policy Debate Orientation

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Debating Topicality

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The Stock Issues

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FORMAL DEBATE UNIT

FORMAL DEBATE UNIT. DEFINING TERMS AND ISSUES PART 2. DEFINING TERMS. Make sure you define all necessary terms in your proposition in the affirmative to make sure both sides apply each argument to an agreed upon definition Prompt and precise terminology is essential to good analysis in debate

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Cross Examination Debate

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FORMAL DEBATE UNIT

FORMAL DEBATE UNIT. DEFINING TERMS AND ISSUES PART 2. DEFINING TERMS. Make sure you define all necessary terms in your proposition in the affirmative to make sure both sides apply each argument to an agreed upon definition Prompt and precise terminology is essential to good analysis in debate

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Chapter 25

Chapter 25. Cross-Examination Techniques. Purposes of Cross-Examination. Clarify arguments Point out misinterpretations Point out lack of evidence Note logical fallacies Show agreement between sides Show lack of refutation Establish criteria for voting. Cross-Examination-NO!NO!.

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WELCOME TO DEBATE!

Negative Basics. WELCOME TO DEBATE!. If you can convince the judge that passing the affirmative plan is a bad idea, you will win the debate. Essentially, you need to prove that the status quo is better than the affirmative plan.

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Constructing Opposition Arguments

International Debate Education Association and Willamette University. Constructing Opposition Arguments. 2010 Advocacy Institute. Kris Stroup, Longview Community College. Stances Available to the Opposition.

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Chapter 19,20,21

Chapter 19,20,21. Negative Strategies. Negative Position-Tips. Must try to prepare for several different cases that may be presented by the affirmative Decide on which affirmative arguments are strongest and try to tear down these arguments.

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Constructing a Case for a Proposition

International Debate Education Association. Constructing a Case for a Proposition. Prepared for International Tournament of Champions May, 2010 By Robert Trapp, Willamette University. Principles of Constructing a Case. ?Alternative approaches No need for a change

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