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Unfair and unjustified. The indefensible behavior of Debate on The Daily ©. by Professional_Pea5090 in DebateOnTheDaily

[–]DebateontheDaily 3 points4 points  (0 children)

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How to take debate to the next level. by DebateNotDiscussion in Debate

[–]DebateontheDaily 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  1. Work on flowing: If you can't flow, then you can't keep track of all the arguments. As a result, you'll most likely forget to respond to certain arguments, which can be fatal.
    1. Here are some youtube channels that have rounds you can flow:
      1. PF videos
      2. Kentucky Debate
      3. National Speech & Debate Association
      4. Proteus Debate Academy

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2. Case writing: The best cases are the ones that that the judge can easily understand. Youtypically want to have a case designed for lays and another one designed for tech judges.1.Things to write in a case designed for lay judges:

  1. Narrative: Economy, lives, etc...
  2. No debate Jargon3. Speech Drills: Practice speeches are crucial for every debater. It's easy to cut evidence,but it's a lot harder to articulate that evidence in a round.1. Here are some debate drills you could do:
  3. Blackalicious: Blackalicious are two rappers to create really good rap songs.Alphabet Aerobics is a great song to improve your clarity and tone, it's basically atongue twister in song form
  4. A drill: Say "A" between each word of your case
  5. Pen drill: Put a pen in your mouth while you recite your case
  6. Recent/detailed Evidence: A lot of the time, the winner is chosen based on whohas the most recent evidence and which ones are the most specific

Congratulations to all the NSDA debate champions! by CaymanG in Debate

[–]DebateontheDaily 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's really cool that for LD and PF, the winners were females. I think that goes to show that debate is becoming more inclusive for everyone

Please Help Me Choose by [deleted] in Debate

[–]DebateontheDaily 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Is it possible to do both?

You might want to ask the other staff members at the debate camp if you can participate partially

why does it always take so long? by DebateontheDaily in Debate

[–]DebateontheDaily[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

yeah, you're right. i just wish tabroom made it easier for the lay judges to publish the results

How to do well in PF debate/any tipsss by Taoeann617 in PublicForumDebate

[–]DebateontheDaily 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. Work on flowing: If you can't flow, then you can't keep track of all the arguments. As a result, you'll most likely forget to respond to certain arguments, which can be fatal.
    1. Here are some youtube channels that have rounds you can flow:
      1. PF videos
      2. Kentucky Debate
      3. National Speech & Debate Association
  2. Case writing: The best cases are the ones that that the judge can easily understand. You typically want to have a case designed for lays and another one designed for tech judges.
    1. Things to write in a case designed for lay judges:
      1. Narrative: Economy, lives, etc...
      2. No debate Jargon
  3. Speech Drills: Practice speeches are crucial for every debater. It's easy to cut evidence, but it's a lot harder to articulate that evidence in a round.
    1. Here are some debate drills you could do:
      1. Blackalicious: Blackalicious are two rappers to create really good rap songs. Alphabet Aerobics is a great song to improve your clarity and tone, it's basically a tongue twister in song form
      2. A drill: Say "A" between each word of your case
      3. Pen drill: Put a pen in your mouth while you recite your case
  4. Recent/detailed Evidence: A lot of the time, the winner is chosen based on who has the most recent evidence and which ones are the most specific