No. 861Ages 11 to 14
Building an Argument
The logical skeleton of every argument, premises leading to a conclusion, with a labelled argument map and lines to sort from assertion.
No. 862Ages 11 to 14
Claim, Evidence, Reasoning
The three parts of a watertight point, with a colour-coded example paragraph and sentences to label C, E or R.
No. 863Ages 11 to 14
Writing Rebuttals
How to answer the other side and win the clash, with a four-step rebuttal frame, a worked reply and arguments to knock down.
No. 864Ages 11 to 14
Debate Structure and Roles
Proposition against Opposition, the order of speeches and each speaker’s job, with a whose-role quiz to test it.
No. 865Ages 11 to 14
Speaking with Confidence
Six ways to steady the nerves and hold a room, from breathing to cue cards, with situations to solve.
No. 866Ages 11 to 14
Body Language and Voice
A labelled speaker showing confident body language, plus a five-part voice toolkit and habits to fix.
Type or write inNo. 867Ages 11 to 14
Listening and Note-taking
Flowing a debate in columns with quick abbreviations, a worked clash and a blank grid to fill in as you listen.
No. 868Ages 11 to 14
Common Debate Motions
What makes a good This House motion, with example motions across four themes and statements to judge.
No. 869Ages 11 to 14
Persuasive Techniques
The DAFOREST toolkit of language techniques, each with a snappy example, then lines to name the technique.
Type or write inNo. 870Ages 11 to 14
Plan Your Debate
A ready-to-fill planner that walks you from the motion to your closing line, with a delivery checklist to tick off.