Creating and presenting opening arguments for a debate
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I can prepare an effective opening argument for both sides of a debate and present them successfully.
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In a debate you need to be prepared to take the role of proposition or opposition, regardless of personal stance.
An opening argument should use formal vocabulary, specific examples and address the motion clearly.
Discourse markers can be used to create a clear and logical line of argument.
It is important to practise presenting your arguments.
You should consider how you present your argument including body language and use of voice.
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