Debat Bahasa Inggris
Debat Bahasa Inggris
Debat Bahasa Inggris
Once you’ve selected your debate topic, the next step is to prepare for your debate.
Follow these steps as you get ready to take the podium.
The most important step to building your debate confidence is to familiarize yourself
with the evidence available. You’ll want to select reputable sources and use empirical
data effectively.
The more well read on your topic you are, the better you’ll be able to defend your
position and anticipate the other side’s arguments.
As part of your debate, you’ll need to rebut the other side’s arguments. It’s important to
prepare ahead of time to guess what they’ll be talking about. You’ll bolster your own
side’s argument if you’re able to effectively dismantle what the other side is saying.
Each speaker at a debate is limited to a certain amount of time. You should plan to
use every second of the time that you’re allotted. Make sure you practice your talking
points so that you know you’re within the time frame. If you’re short, add in more
evidence.
It can be scary to take the stage for a debate! Practicing ahead of time will help you
build confidence. Remember to speak slowly and clearly. Even if your argument is
great, it won’t matter if no one can understand it.
Final Thoughts
Debate is a great way to hone your public speaking skills and get practice crafting and
defending an argument. Use these debate topics if you're searching for a focus for your
next debate.
What's Next?
Looking for ways to keep the debate going in non-academic life? Then you'll
love our list of 101 "this or that" questions to argue over with your friends.
Thinking about how you can use your argumentative skills in a future
career? Read up on the five steps to becoming a lawyer to see if that's a path you want
to pursue.
Getting ready to take an AP test? Here’s a list of practice tests for every AP exam,
including the AP literature exam.