DEBATE ROLES

Each role in a debate contributes to the overall success of the team and helps in presenting
well-reasoned arguments, countering opposing viewpoints, and delivering a convincing
performance. It is important for team members to collaborate and support each other to
achieve a cohesive and persuasive debate presentation.

1. Opening Speaker
 present the main arguments and position of their team at the beginning of the debate
 introduce the topic
 provide an overview of their team's stance
 lay out the key points they will be addressing
 set the tone for the debate
 aim to capture the audience's attention

2. Rebuttal Speaker
 respond to the arguments presented by the opposing team
 critically analyze the points made by the opposing side
 identify weaknesses or flaws in their arguments
 present counterarguments
 aim to refute the opposing team's claims
 strengthen their team's position through persuasive rebuttals

3. Concluding Speaker
 wrap up the debate by summarizing the main arguments presented by their team and
reinforcing their team's position
 highlight the strongest points made throughout the debate,
 address any remaining arguments from the opposing team,
 make a compelling closing statement
 aim to leave a lasting impression on the audience
 reinforce their team's position as the debate comes to a close
4. Researcher
 gather relevant information, evidence, and supporting examples for the team's
arguments
 conduct thorough research on the debate topic,
 explore different perspectives,
 find credible sources to back up their team's claims
 play a crucial role in ensuring that the team's arguments are well-informed and based
on solid evidence

5. Organizer
 responsible for coordinating and managing the logistics of the debate
 oversee the scheduling of the debate, arrange the venue, and ensure that all necessary
materials and resources are available
 manage the team's preparation and practice sessions, ensuring that everyone is well-
prepared for the debate

6. Debate Moderator
 serves as the facilitator and timekeeper during the debate
 maintain order and ensure that the debate follows the established rules and format
 introduce the debate topic
 keeps track of speaking times
 manages the question-and-answer sessions if applicable
 ensures that all participants have an equal opportunity to express their views

7. Leader
 responsible for guiding the team's overall strategy and ensuring effective teamwork
 oversee the division of responsibilities,
 delegate tasks,
 provide direction to team members
 encourages collaboration
 motivates the team
  ensures that everyone is working towards a common goal

8. Speech Composer
 responsible for crafting persuasive and impactful speeches for the team members
 work closely with individual speakers
 help them structure their arguments, develop strong points, present them in a clear and
compelling manner
 assists in creating well-articulated and coherent speeches that effectively
communicate the team's position
DEBATE ROLES
1. Opening Speaker:
The opening speaker is responsible for presenting the main arguments and position of their
team at the beginning of the debate. They introduce the topic, provide an overview of their
team's stance, and lay out the key points they will be addressing. The opening speaker sets the
tone for the debate and aims to capture the audience's attention.

2. Rebuttal Speaker:
The rebuttal speaker's role is to respond to the arguments presented by the opposing team.
They critically analyze the points made by the opposing side, identify weaknesses or flaws in
their arguments, and present counterarguments. The rebuttal speaker aims to refute the
opposing team's claims and strengthen their team's position through persuasive rebuttals.

3. Concluding Speaker:
The concluding speaker wraps up the debate by summarizing the main arguments presented
by their team and reinforcing their team's position. They highlight the strongest points made
throughout the debate, address any remaining arguments from the opposing team, and make a
compelling closing statement. The concluding speaker aims to leave a lasting impression on
the audience and reinforce their team's position as the debate comes to a close.

4. Researcher:
The researcher's role is to gather relevant information, evidence, and supporting examples for
the team's arguments. They conduct thorough research on the debate topic, explore different
perspectives, and find credible sources to back up their team's claims. The researcher plays a
crucial role in ensuring that the team's arguments are well-informed and based on solid
evidence.

5. Organizer:
The organizer is responsible for coordinating and managing the logistics of the debate. They
oversee the scheduling of the debate, arrange the venue, and ensure that all necessary
materials and resources are available. The organizer also manages the team's preparation and
practice sessions, ensuring that everyone is well-prepared for the debate.

6. Debate Moderator:
The debate moderator serves as the facilitator and timekeeper during the debate. They
maintain order and ensure that the debate follows the established rules and format. The
moderator introduces the debate topic, keeps track of speaking times, manages the question-
and-answer sessions if applicable, and ensures that all participants have an equal opportunity
to express their views.

7. Leader:
The leader is responsible for guiding the team's overall strategy and ensuring effective
teamwork. They oversee the division of responsibilities, delegate tasks, and provide direction
to team members. The leader encourages collaboration, motivates the team, and ensures that
everyone is working towards a common goal.

8. Speech Composer:
The speech composer is responsible for crafting persuasive and impactful speeches for the
team members. They work closely with individual speakers, helping them structure their
arguments, develop strong points, and present them in a clear and compelling manner. The
speech composer assists in creating well-articulated and coherent speeches that effectively
communicate the team's position.

Each role in a debate contributes to the overall success of the team and helps in presenting
well-reasoned arguments, countering opposing viewpoints, and delivering a convincing
performance. It is important for team members to collaborate and support each other to
achieve a cohesive and persuasive debate presentation.