Debate 5A (Freedom of Speech)

Debate 5.mp4

Prompt:

The First Amendment is the most important amendment in the United States Constitution.

For: Name / Name / Name

Against: Name / Name / Name

Directions (For Viewers):

Each debate will take place over FOUR (4) rounds including an introduction to present the topic and their position, a one minute presentation of their key facts and position, a 45 second rebuttal to their opponents position and to further defend and explain their position and a 30 second closing statement.

After each round of the debate, viewers will vote on who won the round and at the end of the debate viewers will decide who won the overall debate topic.

(This allows for a clear breakdown of how various presentation methods and arguments are perceived and their impact on the overall thinking of the viewer.)

You may only vote once per round and once for the overall debate topic winner.

Directions (For Debaters):

When provided with your debate topic, you will be given a deadline to submit your "Introduction" and "Present Your Case" videos by sharing a video file or a link to your video on YouTube.

(Any videos submitted after the deadline will NOT be uploaded and the debater will forfeit that round(s).)

After the first deadline, submitted videos are made available for debaters to view and a new deadline will be given to submit your Rebuttal and Closing videos by sharing a video file or a link to your video on YouTube.

(Any videos submitted after the deadline will NOT be uploaded and the debater will forfeit that round(s).)

Once all submitted videos have been posted voting will open for up to ONE (1) week and a winner will be announced.

For Against

Introduction

This is a 30 second (max) introduction into the topic and their position.

Winner / Loser

Introduction

This is a 30 second (max) introduction into the topic and their position.

Winner / Loser

Present Your Case

This is a ONE (1) minute (max) presentation of your position and key facts.

Winner / Loser

Present Your Case

This is a ONE (1) minute (max) presentation of your position and key facts.

Winner / Loser

Rebuttal

This is a 45 second (max) rebuttal of your opponents position and clarification of your position.

Winner / Loser

Rebuttal

This is a 45 second (max) rebuttal of your opponents position and clarification of your position.

Winner / Loser

Closing

This is a 30 second (max) conclusion of your position - you can recap central points, respond your your opponents position and summarize your position.

Winner / Loser

Closing

This is a 30 second (max) conclusion of your position - you can recap central points, respond your your opponents position and summarize your position.

Winner / Loser

Who Won The Overall Debate?

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