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STEPS FOR CASE WRITING in WORLDS DEBATE

STEPS FOR CASE WRITING in WORLDS DEBATE. Organization is everything!. http://webbersconsulting.com/ Permission for use granted to HISD and HUDL. Introduction. For quotes, make sure that it fits the overall philosophy of your case and that the author would endorse your position.

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STEPS FOR CASE WRITING in WORLDS DEBATE

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  1. STEPS FOR CASE WRITING in WORLDS DEBATE Organization is everything! http://webbersconsulting.com/ Permission for use granted to HISD and HUDL.

  2. Introduction • For quotes, make sure that it fits the overall philosophy of your case and that the author would endorse your position. Quotation Analogy or Statistic Brief Story or or Develop your “Team Line” In other words, What does your team stand for in one sentence! Kind of like a snappy team SLOGAN. Intro -> Motion ->Definitions -> Criteria -> Mech-> Split -> Contention I -> Contention II http://webbersconsulting.com/ Permission for use granted to HISD and HUDL.

  3. Statement of the motion • “Therefore we stand • in favor/stand against the motion…” Introduction -> Motion ->Definitions -> Criteria -> Mech -> Split -> Contention I -> Contention II http://webbersconsulting.com/ Permission for use granted to HISD and HUDL.

  4. Definitions Define the parameters of the debate. This House believes that Capitalism is superiorto Communism. Would the common person expect your definitions ? You don’t need to define every word. The Definition Test: Would you debate it on both sides? Introduction -> Motion ->Definitions -> Criteria -> Mech -> Split -> Contention I -> Contention II http://webbersconsulting.com/ Permission for use granted to HISD and HUDL.

  5. Criteria or Principles Ask yourself, “What is the key principal (societal value) at stake when we choose to propose or oppose the motion?” Value of Life Human Rights Equality Free Speech Utilitarianism Fairness This is the “criteria” or weighing mechanism that the judge should use to evaluate who wins the debate. Introduction -> Motion ->Definitions -> Criteria -> Mech -> Split -> Contention I -> Contention II http://webbersconsulting.com/ Permission for use granted to HISD and HUDL.

  6. Sometimesa Mechanism or Model When the motion says you “should” do something, or ban something, or create some sort of policy Funding How will they enforce it? If funding is required how will you pay for it? Who is carrying out your plan? What are they going to do? Introduction -> Motion ->Definitions -> Criteria -> Mech -> Split -> Contention I -> Contention II http://webbersconsulting.com/ Permission for use granted to HISD and HUDL.

  7. Announce the split! • “I will defend our position by making the following two arguments:” 1. 2. “And my partner will present our 3rd argument in the second speech.” 3. Introduction -> Motion ->Definitions -> Criteria -> Mech -> Split -> Contention I -> Contention II http://webbersconsulting.com/ Permission for use granted to HISD and HUDL.

  8. Main pointsor Contentions Philosophical Example Statistical • Analysis linking it back to the main point • Link Main Point back to the Motion Leave 1 minute for POIs Review main areas = Conclusion Introduction -> Motion ->Definitions -> Criteria -> Mech -> Split -> Contention I -> Contention II http://webbersconsulting.com/ Permission for use granted to HISD and HUDL.

  9. Toulmin Model of Argumentation Support: These are the reasons given in support of the claim; they are also known as evidence, proof, data, arguments, or grounds. Claim: This is the main point These are the assumptions or presuppositions underlying the argument. Warrants are generally accepted beliefs and values, common ways our culture or society views things http://webbersconsulting.com/ Permission for use granted to HISD and HUDL.

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