'Stock issues' presentation slideshows

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HISTORY 283 JEWISH STUDIES 235

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Debate Basics

Debate Basics. DEBATE. A debate is a formal argument in which two opposing teams propose or attack a given proposition or motion in a series of speeches. . THE PROPOSITION , MOTION OR RESOLUTION. This is the statement of judgment that identifies the central issue in controversy .

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Most important things

Most important things. Keep your personal views outside the room Debaters must adapt to you Be honest about your judging experience. What is Policy Debate. Focus is on a policy proposal within the resolution Same topic for the entire year 2 person teams. Resolution. Focus of the debate

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Toulmin Model of Argument and Case Building

Toulmin Model of Argument and Case Building. Controversial NO Exercise NO Organ donation NO Give blood NO Adopt shelter animals NO Voting NO Tanning NO Smoking NO Dieting Etc. New Arguments NO Abortion NO Gun control NO Legalizing pot NO Lowering drinking age NO Gay marriage

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Some things change, others . . . .

Some things change, others . . . .

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Campaign Persuasion

Campaign Persuasion. Deductive Inductive Motivated Sequence Theory of Reasoned Action Sales Campaigns. Deductive. Dealing with things that endanger the public on the national level are a federal responsibility

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Some things change, others . . . .

Some things change, others.

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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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HISTORY 283 JEWISH STUDIES 235

HISTORY 283 JEWISH STUDIES 235. JEWS IN MODERN TIMES. Syllabus. http://www.history.umd.edu/Faculty/BCooperman/Modern/283syllabus.html http://www.history.umd.edu. History 299c. Films Monday 4-6 Le Frak Hall. Professor Bernard Cooperman. Taliaferro (TLF) Rm 2130; 301-405-4271

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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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The Affirmative And Stock Issues

The Affirmative And Stock Issues. By: Matt Miller. Number 1 Reason to Care. According to William H. Bennett the affirmative wins roughly 70% of all rounds. The Negative only wins roughly 30%. So its kind of Important. The Affirmative = Change. Must be a topical proposition to the resolution

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Policy Debate

Policy Debate. Round Structure. Constructive Speeches (1AC)- 6 MINUTES CX 1A to 2N- 3 MINUTES (1NC)- 6 MINUTES CX- 1N to 1A- 3 MINUTES (2AC)- 6 MINUTES CX- 2A to 1N- 3 MINUTES (2NC)- 6 MINUTES CX- 2N to 2A- 3 MINUTES Rebuttal Speeches (1NR)- 4 MINUTES (1AR)- 4 MINUTES

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C-X

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KRITIKS

KRITIKS. Melissa Witt. What is a Kritik?. Philosophical in nature Questions assumptions of the resolution Questions assumption of plan Challenges basic norms of the society. Types of Kritiks. Language Race Feminist Ableism Power Dynamics Anthropocentrism Ecological Other.

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Introduction to the aff

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Policy Stock Issues

Policy Stock Issues. Policy Analysis in Cross-ex Debate. Policy Stock Issues There are two types of stock issues:. Those that arise from policy analysis. T hose that relate to the rules of Debate. These are always there but are often implicit

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Building a Case

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