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    Debating requires preparation including planning your argument, taking notes on supporting materials from various sources, and considering timing. Proper preparation involves researching the topic from multiple perspectives, recording supporting ideas and materials, evaluating your points of view, and discussing the topic with others to strengthen your argument. Notes during the debate can help remind you of key points to make while also allowing flexibility to expand on areas as needed within the allotted time frame.

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    PREPARING YOUR ARGUMENT

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    DEBATE BASICS

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    A Brief Introduction For Beginners: Debating

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    Debating requires preparation including planning your argument, taking notes on supporting materials from various sources, and considering timing. Proper preparation involves researching the topic from multiple perspectives, recording supporting ideas and materials, evaluating your points of view, and discussing the topic with others to strengthen your argument. Notes during the debate can help remind you of key points to make while also allowing flexibility to expand on areas as needed within the allotted time frame.

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    A BRIEF INTRODUCTION FOR BEGINNERS

    DEBATING

    Planning Your

    argument Notes Timing What you say

    PREPARING YOUR ARGUMENTS

    Keep up with newspapers, magazines and books Record material, ideas and keep notes Observe and assess other speakers Evaluate your material Talk to other people

    PLANNING

    Explore your topic, discuss it with friends, look through books, etc. to help you support your argument.

    YOUR ARGUMENT

    Notes are a little reminder of what you want to say

    NOTES

    If your speech is too short, expand on some material

    TIMING

    Think of your opening End on a positive note firmly expounding your view

    WHAT YOU SAY

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