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A debate is a teaching method where students argue about a specific topic. They present, defend, and critique viewpoints in a set format. This usually includes opening statements, arguments, rebuttals, and closing statements. The main goal is to improve research, critical thinking, public speaking, and reasoning skills.
Use
Use
Debates are used in many settings to build critical thinking, public speaking, and argument skills. Also, debates encourage listening and responding to opposing views. In public and work settings, debates tackle important issues, influence opinions, and aid decisions. They offer a structured way to explore different views and understand complex issues.
Example
Course: English
High School
Competence:
The student can engage in an English debate. They must present, defend, and respond to arguments about how English songs affect the motivation to learn English as a foreign language.
Achievement indicator:
The student argues well in English. They use examples to support their position. They respond to counterarguments and show topic knowledge with good language and vocabulary in the debate.
Content:
The effects of English songs on students' intrinsic motivation to learn English as a foreign language.
Example: Rank scale to evaluate a debate.
The following range scale can be used to evaluate in groups or individually.
Example: rubric to evaluate a debate.
The following rubric can be used to evaluate in groups or individually
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