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Lincoln-Douglas Debate Guidelines for Engagement

Learn the art of Lincoln-Douglas debate, presenting cases for Affirmative and Negative sides with evidence, structured time for speeches and cross-examinations, adherence to respectful behavior, comprehensive flow of arguments, and preparation tips.

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Lincoln-Douglas Debate Guidelines for Engagement

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  1. Lincoln Douglas Debate L to the Dizzle

  2. Definition • LD is a value debate. • Write a case for your topic – Affirmative and a case against the topic – Negative • You will debate both sides. • You will use evidence.

  3. Time • 1st Affirmative Constructive – 6 minutes • Cross Examination – 3 minutes • 1st Negative Constructive – 7 minutes • Cross Examination – 3 Minutes • 1st Affirmative Rebuttal – 4 minutes • 1st Negative Rebuttal – 6 minutes • 2nd Affirmative Rebuttal – 3 Minutes • 3 minutes prep time each

  4. Rules • Present yourself and school in a respectful manner. • Watch your speaking method. • Flow (take notes) • Use all time given • Answer arguments and use evidence. • Look at the judge. • Be Prepared.

  5. If you think LD is for you – go to the handbook.

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