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Debate 1
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Debate Course Overview
Module 1: Intro to Debate
1.01 Why Debate?
1.01 - page 2 Intro
1.01 - page 3 TED Talk
1.01 - page 4 Submission Details
1.02 Finding Common Ground
1.02 - page 2
1.02 - page 3
1.02 - page 4
1.02 - page 5 Submission Details
1.03 A Lesson From Mr. Rogers
1.03 Page 2
1.03 Page 3
1.03 Page 4
1.03 Page 5 Submission Details
1.04 Civic Engagement
1.04 page 2
1.04 page 3
1.04 page 4
1.04 page 5
Module 2: Argumentation
2.01 Parts of an Argument
2.01 Page 2 Overview
2.01 Page 3 Claims
2.01 Page 4 Warrants
2.01 Page 5 Data
2.01 Page 6 Impacts
2.01 Page 7 Submission Details
2.02 Argument Construction
2.02 Page 2 "The Scarecrow" Ad
2.02 Page 3 "The Scarecrow" Analysis
2.02 Page 4 "The Scarecrow" Argument Elements
2.02 Page 5
2.03 The Art of Persuasion
2.03 Page 2 Monroe’s Motivated Sequence
2.03 Page 3 The Five Steps
2.03 Page 4 Examples
2.03 Page 5 Submission Details
2.04 Persuasive Presentation
2.04 Page 2
2.04 Page 3
2.04 Page 4
2.05 Discussion Based Assessment
Module 3: Lincoln Douglas Debate
3.01 Intro to LD
3.01 page 2 Background
3.01 page 3 LD Today
3.01 page 4 Format
3.01 page 5 Submission Details
3.02 LD Analysis
3.02 page 2 Vocabulary
3.02 page 3 Brainstorming
3.02 page 4 Affirmative Case
3.02 page 5 Cross Examination
3.02 page 6 Negative Case
3.02 page 7 Submission Details
3.03 Analyzing LD Resolutions
3.03 page 2 Positive and Normative Resolutions
3.03 page 3 Resolutions of Fact
3.03 page 4 Resolutions of Value
3.03 page 5 Resolutions of Policy
3.03 page 6 Key Words
3.03 page 7 Submission Details
3.04 Value & Criterion
3.04 page 2 Brainstorming Values
3.04 page 3 Values
3.04 page 4 Criterion
3.04 page 5 Submission Details
3.05 Philosophy & LD
3.05 page 2 The Social Contract
3.05 page 3 Utilitarianism
3.05 page 4 Categorical Imperative
3.05 page 5 Summary
3.05 page 6 Resolutions
3.05 page 7 Submission Details
3.06 Affirmative Case Construction
3.06 page 2 Understand the Resolution
3.06 page 3 Brainstorming Big Ideas
3.06 page 4 Format
3.06 page 5 Clarifications
3.06 page 6 Clarifications
3.06 page 7 Contentions
3.06 page 8 Submission Details
3.07 Refutation
3.07 page 2 Strategies
3.07 page 3 Offensive & Defensive Responses
3.07 page 4 Refutation Process
3.07 page 5 Example
3.07 page 6 Submission Details
3.08 Weighing & Crystallization
3.08 page 2 Weighing Strategies
3.08 page 3 Weighing
3.08 page 4 Crystallization
3.08 page 5 Example
3.08 page 6 Submission Details
3.09 Cross Examination
3.09 page 2 CX Basics
3.09 page 3 Example
3.09 page 4 Submission Details
THE END!
Module 4: Congressional Debate
4.01 Intro to Legislation
4.01 page 2 Congressional Basics
4.01 page 3 Bills
4.01 page 4 Resolutions
4.01 page 5 Constitutional Amendments
4.01 page 6 Submission Details
4.02 Debatability, Uniqueness, and Timeliness
4.02 page 2 Debatability
4.02 page 3 Uniqueness
4.02 page 4 Timeliness
4.02 page 5 Submission Details
4.03 Evaluating Debates
4.03 page 2 McCain/Durbin
4.03 page 2 DC Statehood
4.03 page 3 Submission Details
4.04 Research & ThinkTanks
4.04 page 2 What is a Think Tank?
4.04 page 3 Categories of Think Tanks
4.04 page 4 Research Essentials
4.04 page 5 Submission Details
4.05 Writing Legislation
4.05 page 2 Bill Requirements
4.05 page 3 Bill Formatting
4.05 page 4 Submission Details
4.06 Creating a Compelling Speech
4.06 page 2 Argument Overview
4.06 page 3 Claim
4.06 page 4 Warrants
4.06 page 5 Data
4.06 page 6 Impacts
4.06 page 7 Submission Details
4.07 Listening and Refuting
4.07 page 2 Example
4.07 page 3 Submission Details
4.08 Motions & Parliamentary Procedure
4.08 page 2 Beginning the Session
4.08 page 3 During the Session
4.08 page 4 Ending the Debate
4.08 page 5 Submission Details
4.09 Discussion Based Assessment
Module 5: Public Forum Debate
5.01 What is Public Forum Debate
5.01 page 2 PF Overview
5.01 page 3 Speeches
5.01 page 4 Review
5.01 page 5 Submission Details
5.02 Viewing a PF Debate
5.02 page 2 PF Example
5.02 page 3 Submission Details
5.03 PF Resolution Analysis
5.03 page 2
5.03 page 3
5.03 page 4
5.03 page 5 Submission Details
5.04 Research
5.04 page 2 Google Scholar
5.04 page 3 Terms of Art
5.04 page 4 Delimiters
5.04 page 5 More Research Tips
5.04 page 6 Submission Details
5.05 Card Cutting
5.05 page 2 Card Cutting Resources
5.05 page 3 Topic Choices
5.05 page 4 Submission Details
5.06 Writing the PF Case
5.06 page 2 Introduction
5.06 page 3 Contentions
5.06 page 4 Conclusion
5.06 page 5 Submission Details
5.07 Crossfire
5.07 page 2 Crossfire Overview
5.07 page 3 Video
5.07 page 4 Submission Details
5.08 Refutation
5.08 page 2
5.08 page 3
5.08 page 4 Submission Details
Final Exam
Debate 1
5.04 Research
Where would you go to find an answer to something? For most of us, the first answer is Google.
What if the answer couldn’t be easily googled? What do you look for to know if the source you are getting your answer from is correct?
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