Situations
Choose from 6 conversations to practice
Opening Statement & Stating Core Arguments
Each team delivers an opening statement, outlining their fundamental policy proposal or opposition and the main arguments supporting their stance.
Cross-Examination & Clarification
One team cross-examines the other team's arguments, asking challenging questions to expose weaknesses, seek clarification, or elicit specific information.
Rebuttal & Counter-Arguments
Teams present rebuttals to opposing arguments, directly refuting claims, presenting counter-evidence, or highlighting logical fallacies.
Evidence Presentation & Data Interpretation
Debaters present research findings, statistics, expert opinions, and real-world examples to support their claims and interpret complex data.
Audience Q&A / Moderator Questions
The debate opens up to questions from an audience or is guided by a moderator who poses critical questions to both sides.
Concluding Remarks & Summarizing Position
Each team delivers a final statement, summarizing their strongest points, reinforcing their core message, and leaving a lasting impression.