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TAWSIF IBN HOSSAIN (17936)
MUSHFIQUL ISLAM (17831)
AYAAN RAHMAN (17862)
What Is Debate?
Debates typically follow a specific format and set of rules. They often begin
with an opening statement from each participant, where they outline their
position and provide an overview of their main arguments. This is followed
by a series of alternating speeches or presentations, where participants
present their arguments, provide evidence, and challenge the opposing
side's arguments.
Debate encourages logical reasoning, research, and effective communication
skills. Participants are expected to support their claims with evidence,
analyze counterarguments, and engage in respectful and rational discourse.
The goal of a debate is not necessarily to "win" in the sense of defeating the
opponent, but rather to present compelling arguments and persuade the
audience or judges of the validity of one's position.
Debates can occur in various settings, such as academic institutions,
political forums, public events, or even informal discussions. They play
a crucial role in shaping public opinion, exploring different
perspectives, and advancing knowledge and understanding of complex
issues
Types of Debate:
DOF=
Debaters of the finals
DOT= Debaters of the
Time
table:
Tournament AP:
Each
debater:
Judges:
1.English= 7 Min
Chair
2.Bangla= 5Min
Panelist
1
Panelist 2
BP:
Both
7 min
Two Types Of Debates:
Characterization
Pushing burden
Stakeholder analyze
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