What is the process for organizing a debate tournament? How to plan?

1. Opening remarks.

2. The members of the team will enter the venue, explain the team and its position, introduce the team members, and introduce the judges and their commentators.

3. The game begins.

4. The jury will withdraw from the review after submitting the score sheet.

5. The judging panel will sit down and comment on the guests to evaluate the event.

6. Announce the results of the competition (including the best player).

2. Debate procedure.

1. Presentation stage.

Argument (3 minutes).

The opposing side will speak (3 minutes).

2. Cross-examination stage.

1) The opposing side asks questions in three arguments.

2) Debate and ask questions.

3) The opposing party argues and asks questions.

4) Debate and ask questions.

5) The opposing side argues and asks questions.

6) Debate and ask questions.

7) Three arguments of the opposing side.

30 seconds per person, 3 minutes in total).

3. Summary of cross-examination.

Square 2 resolution (1 minute 30 seconds).

Reverse 2 (1 minute 30 seconds).

4. Free debate stage.

The pros and cons speak first, then the cons speak, and the pros and cons take turns to speak. (4 minutes each).

5. Summary stage.

The opposing side has four arguments and concluding arguments (4 minutes).

Concluding arguments (4 minutes).

Time 1: Presentation is 6 minutes.

1) 3 minutes each for the pros and cons to defend themselves.

2. The cross-examination stage lasts for 6 minutes.

1) It takes 10 seconds to ask a question and 20 seconds.

2) 3 minutes for the second argument and 8 minutes for each side for the free debate stage.

4. The summary stage takes 8 minutes, and each side takes 4 minutes.

Rule 1: Rules for cross-examination.

1) Each team member's speech should include two parts: questions. Be concise and ask clear questions (limit to one question at a time).

2) When the other party asks a question, the party being asked must not evade or refute it.

2. Rules of free debate.

1) Free debate speeches must alternate between the two teams, first by one player from the positive side and then by one member of the opposing team, and both sides take turns until time runs out.

2) The time spent by each team is cumulatively calculated, and when one team finishes speaking, the time spent by the other team will be calculated.

3) In the total time, there is no limit to the order, number and time of each team's speeches.

4) If one team's time has run out, the other team can either give up speaking or take turns speaking until time runs out. Waiver of a statement does not affect scoring.

3. During the debate, the parties shall not read out the manuscript prepared in advance or display the figures prepared in advance, but may present the abstracts of the books or newspapers and periodicals cited.

4. During the competition, the debater shall not leave his seat and shall not disturb the other party or his own debater.

Procedure: 1. The debate competition begins, and the debate topic is announced.

2. Introduce the participating teams and their positions, and introduce the participating team members.

3. Introduce the judges and commentators.

4. Debate competition.

5. The audience is free to ask questions.

6. Judges and commentators will be withdrawn for review.

7. The judges are seated, and the commentators make comments and speeches.

8. The results of the competition will be announced, and the debate competition will end.

Note: The Debate Tournament is conducted by the President of the Debate Committee.