Debating resources for teachers
Studies have shown that passive engagement in a class or activity does not lead to better learning. In some cases it may have the opposite effect. Ask any teacher with a few years of experience and they will tell you that students who take part more in class are more likely to become more effective … Read more
In debates, it is important to remain dispassionate and to use logical and factual information. This can and usually does increase the length of your sentences and detail within paragraphs. To avoid losing the attention of your audience you ought to try and link your paragraphs together so that it follows and rational flow of … Read more
It often pays off to be formal in your speech, whether at a job interview, business conference or even at a wine bar. There are some situations however, where being a little less formal can pay off greatly. We all become a little less approachable when we use more formal language, it makes us feel … Read more
Being able to mean what you say and say what you mean in a debate can cost you victory. Having short and memorable phrases on hand to help you make the most of your argument and present your ideas is critical. Using a just a few phrases can give you time to think, improve your … Read more