Write and then record a 2-3 minute speech justifying your position. Incorporate persuasive elements into your speech (e.g., appeal to evidence by citing credible sources, use signposting words like “First,” “next,” and “in conclusion” to guide your listeners). 

Next, listen to your opponent’s speech. 

Write and then record a 1 minute rebuttal in response to particular point/s made in their speech.

Write and then record a 2-3 minute speech justifying your position. Incorporate persuasive elements into your speech (e.g., appeal to evidence by citing credible sources, use signposting words like “First,” “next,” and “in conclusion” to guide your listeners). 

Next, listen to your opponent’s speech. 

Write and then record a 1 minute rebuttal in response to particular point/s made in their speech.

Write and then record a 2-3 minute speech justifying your position. Incorporate persuasive elements into your speech (e.g., appeal to evidence by citing credible sources, use signposting words like “First,” “next,” and “in conclusion” to guide your listeners). 

Next, listen to your opponent’s speech. 

Write and then record a 1 minute rebuttal in response to particular point/s made in their speech.

Write and then record a 2-3 minute speech justifying your position. Incorporate persuasive elements into your speech (e.g., appeal to evidence by citing credible sources, use signposting words like “First,” “next,” and “in conclusion” to guide your listeners). 

Next, listen to your opponent’s speech. 

Write and then record a 1 minute rebuttal in response to particular point/s made in their speech.

Write and then record a 2-3 minute speech justifying your position. Incorporate persuasive elements into your speech (e.g., appeal to evidence by citing credible sources, use signposting words like “First,” “next,” and “in conclusion” to guide your listeners). 

Next, listen to your opponent’s speech. 

Write and then record a 1 minute rebuttal in response to particular point/s made in their speech.

Write and then record a 2-3 minute speech justifying your position. Incorporate persuasive elements into your speech (e.g., appeal to evidence by citing credible sources, use signposting words like “First,” “next,” and “in conclusion” to guide your listeners). 

Next, listen to your opponent’s speech. 

Write and then record a 1 minute rebuttal in response to particular point/s made in their speech.