Winning at Debating - Being A Winner Series

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About Winning At Debating - Being A Winner Series

Ever wondered how to win a debate competition or needed tips for winning a debate? This book is about how to win debates, different types of debating, their structure and arguing tips applicable to each one of them specifically. There are certain strategies you can keep in mind and even develop as habits that will give your debating skills the edge over the skills of your opponents, regardless of the topic and regardless of whether you are on the proposition or opposition side – this book will teach you what these strategies are. There are things you can do that will help you to win across the board, no matter which type of debating you are performing - winning a debate is dependent on a set of techniques and this book describes them in great detail. A combination of these techniques and tools will help you to win more of your arguments, and in a more dramatic and significant way.This book looks into different types of debates and the ways to win them. For instance - Team Policy Debating. This is the most common form of debate used in competition, and it has also been around the longest. In order to understand what it takes to win this kind of debate, it is important to know exactly how it works, what the rules are, and how it is judged. It takes organization, structure, preparation, and then skills in resolution and briefing to be successful in Policy Debating.Whereas Team Policy Debate involves two teams (affirmative and negative) of two members each, Lincoln-Douglas Debating is conducted between two individuals on opposing sides (also known as the affirmative and the negative). In the pages of this book you will find an insight on the techniques for winning Lincoln-Douglas Debate: cherry picking evidence, pre-emptying your opponent’s arguments, tackling a touchy point, getting the attention of your audience and the judges.This book also provides insights into the National Debate Tournament, Cross-Examina