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OPINIONS ON THE MOTION BEFORE THE DEBATE

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OPINIONS ON THE MOTION BEFORE THE DEBATE

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TEAM A: (OPPOSTIION)
I Martina (M)
II Ewa (P)
III Hanaa (M)
Support: Olivia (S)

TEAM B: (PROPOSITION)
I Nour
II Berta
III Alejandra
Support:
Piotr

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SPEAKERS (In random order)
Piotr
Berta
Alejandra
Nour

SUPPORTERS:
Hedda
Hanna
Felinne
Hector
Jaime
Krzysztof
Bartek
Shanaia
Ilenia

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SPEAKERS (In random order)
Hanaa
Ewa
Martina
Olivia

SUPPORTERS:
Emma
Agnes
Lowa
Ines
Alvaro
Ola
Julka
Jagoda
Julienne
Daniel

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The first speaker of each team defines the topic and the main points of the issue present the main argumentation strategy and may introduce the first arguments. Opening speeches should make the subject crystal-clear to listeners.

The second speaker of each team presents the main line of argumentation and data for their side of the motion. She/he presents the core arguments and clarifies their details.

Third speaker of each team presents the counter-argumentation and criticism of the opposing party's arguments. She/he also sums up the debate and puts closing remarks.

This is an opportunity to reiterate their points, sell their argument, and persuade the jury

to vote for their side.

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How to structure your argument in 3 steps?

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How to structure your argument in 3 steps?

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Present your argument in the following way:
1) State your reason in one clear sentence.
2) Explain it by showing evidence or justification and values.
3) Illustrate the argument with an example.
Remember the shortcut SExI. :)

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1) Ask yourself why is the statement true. Do the research.
2) Ask yourself why is the statement important. Find the values and people who may be affected.
3) Keep asking "why?" until you are satisfied with the answer.

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How to find ideas for argumentation in 5 steps?

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How to find ideas for argumentation in 5 steps?

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1) Think of a motion - why is it true? Why is it not true?
2) Split the paper in two parts. Write any idea for the side of proposition and the side of opposition - do not judge them yet! Anything goes!
3) When you run out of the ideas - evaluate what you wrote. Cross out the ones that you consider not valid.
4) Look for the exclusive arguments that support only one side - these are the best!
5) Try to find a pattern - think how you can put together the ideas that are left for each side.

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Virtual farewell lunch

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This video will help you in the Kahoot game.

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An 8 minute video, depicting the history of Poland through animation, prepared by Tomasz Bagiński for the World Expo 2010 in Shanghai.

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You can prepare your video / pictures in advance or make them during mobility lunch breaks.

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1/ Summing up the debate.
The winners.
Participants' opinions.

2/ Evaluation of the mobility

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1/ Drawing sides: affirmative and negative teams.
2/ Last preparations of both teams and their supporters.
3/ The debate "More Unites Us than Separate Us”.

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11.15 - 12.15 Justifying arguments for both sides in two teams.

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11.15 - 12.15 Justifying arguments for both sides in two teams.

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Working in two teams - justifying arguments and preparing speakers for both sides: the proposition and the oppostiion.

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Brainstorming ideas for arguments and choosing speakers for the debate

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Brainstorming ideas for arguments and choosing speakers for the debate

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Working in breakout rooms in six groups on two tasks:
1) Brainstoring ideas for arguments for both sides;
2) Selecting speakers for the debate.

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Groups (students and teachers) working in breakout rooms

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Groups (students and teachers) working in breakout rooms

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NATHALIE (5)
Shanaia (M), Ilenia (M), Piotr (P),  Emma (F), Ewa (P)

2nd Maltese teacher (4)
Nour (M), Krzysztof (P), Ines (S), Agnes (F)

PABLO (4)
Martina (M), Aleksandra (P), Jaime (S), Hedda (F), Hector (S).

PETER (4)
Hanaa (M), Bartek (P), Alvaro (S), Felinn (F), Daniel (S)

2nd Finnish teacher (5)
Olivia (S), Julienne (M), Jagoda (P),
Lowa (F)

ANNA (6)
Hanna (F), Berta (S), Julia (P), Alejandra (S)

IGNACY will supervise all groups.

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Guidelines for debating.

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1/ JPG file of an art shirt presenting you.
2/ Team presentations "Famous People"
3/ Good mood
4/ Openess and creativity

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14.00 - 14.30 Summing up: -What do we have in common? -What are differences?

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14.00 - 14.30 Summing up: -What do we have in common? -What are differences?

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12.00 - 13.00 Posters “What do you like and dislike in Europe?” 

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12.00 - 13.00 Posters “What do you like and dislike in Europe?” 

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Team working using PiktoChart (Maltese students in charge).

GROUPS:

1/ PABLO
Julienne (M), Aleksandra (P), Olivia (S), Emma (F), Hector (S)

2/ IGNACY
Shanaia (M), Ilenia (M), Ines (S), Agnes (F), Bartek (P)

3/ NATHALIE
Martina (M), Julia (P), Jaime (S), Hedda (F), Berta (S)

4/ ANNA
Hanaa (M), Jagoda (P), Krzysztof (P), Alvaro (S), Felinn (F)

5/ PETER
Nour (M), Piotr (P), Alejandra (S), Hanna (F), Ewa ? (P), Daniel (S)

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11.45 - 12.00 French famous people - team presentation

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11.45 - 12.00 French famous people - team presentation

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11.30 - 11.45 Spanish famous people - team presentation

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11.30 - 11.45 Spanish famous people - team presentation

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11.15 - 11.30 Finnish famous people - team presentation

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11.15 - 11.30 Finnish famous people - team presentation

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10.30 - 10.45 Maltese famous people - team presentation

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10.30 - 10.45 Maltese famous people - team presentation

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10.15 - 10.30 Polish famous people - team presentation

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10.15 - 10.30 Polish famous people - team presentation

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kahoot.it

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Topic: Preparing our debate
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