Teaching tips: How to hold a class debate 7 Articles

by Shilo Dawn Goodson

Class debates can be a great part of the learning process, but if not done correctly, they can evolve into only a loud argument. When they evolve into a huge argument, either no one gets their opinion heard or only one or...read more

by Kevin Bahler

The best way to hold a class debate is usually to hold a class discussion. When people debate, they believe they are right and that the other people are wrong. When people discuss, both sides have different original beli...read more

by MJ Suttor

When the vision of a class debate comes to mind one of two images generally are in the forefront. The first is a severe and strict debate team model and the other is with arguments, yelling and hard feelings. Neither one ...read more

by Rebecca Roberts

Holding a class debate is one of those lessons that can be highly satisfying but can also have the tendency to spiral into pandemonium. When establishing all that you need to consider look at the following points; Es...read more

by Holle Abee

I loved holding class debates in my senior literature class. It gave my students a chance to voice their opinions, to create logical arguments, and to develop critical thinking skills. It even helped with speaking skills. ...read more

by Sweetsmile

The debates in class make the lessons active and alive, which can inspire the creativities of the students, too. I think that it is a valuable way to teach. How to make it work? I think, the first thing to do is to choo...read more

by Alisa Trumann

In the typical teaching atmosphere, whether for elementary, middle, or high school, students are always arguing. This is not necessarily a bad aspect though. It shows that students are aware of situations around them and a...read more