Aim Develop critical thinking Improve public speaking Build confidence & leadership Encourage logical reasoning Promote respectful disagreement Benefits Vocabulary improvement Confidence in stage speaking Listening discipline Research habits Analytical thinking Leadership qualities Academic performance boost Career preparation (law, civil services, journalism) Categories By Format Individual Debate Team Debate Parliamentary DebateContinue Reading
Aim & Audience Build critical thinking, articulation, leadership Audience levels: Primary students Secondary students College Professionals Public speaking learners Basic Format One participant sits in Hot Seat Panel or audience asks rapid questions Fixed response time (15–60 sec) Moderator controls flow Variants: Solo defense Crossfire debate Expert grilling Moral dilemmaContinue Reading
Aim & Awareness Purpose of GD: Communication, Teamwork, Leadership, Clarity of thought Awareness of topic background Audience understanding Active listening habit Levels Beginner: understand topic meaning Intermediate: identify issues & viewpoints Advanced: analyze implications & solutions Basics of GD Speak clearly, short sentences Don’t interrupt Maintain eye contact Respect opinionsContinue Reading
Topic-based debates where participants verify claims using evidence, logic, and research — ensuring every argument is supported by facts, not opinions. Aim Promote truth-based discussion Develop analytical thinking Reduce misinformation habits Background Research Collect historical, scientific, and contextual information Identify credible sources before debate Claim Identification Break topic into clearContinue Reading
Arrival & Attendance Students must report 15 minutes before the session. Late entry only with teacher permission. Attendance compulsory for registered participants. Behaviour Maintain respectful tone toward judges and peers. No mocking, laughing, or interrupting speakers. Follow debate etiquette at all times. Clarity of Speech Speak clearly, loudly, and confidently.Continue Reading
What is Extempore Speaking? Extempore speaking is instant speech on an unknown topic, Testing: Quick thinking Logical structure Confidence Vocabulary Public speaking clarity Argument framing Time format: Preparation: 30 sec – 2 min Speaking: 1–3 min Theme area Sample extempore topics Debate motions Skills trained Artificial Intelligence & Ethics Focus:Continue Reading
Structured Topic-Based Debate Program A weekly intellectual forum to build confident thinkers, speakers, and leaders. Aim Build critical thinking and logical reasoning Improve public speaking confidence Encourage respectful discussion culture Develop research and analytical skills Benefits Vocabulary improvement Confidence in English & Malayalam speaking Leadership & stage presence Listening disciplineContinue Reading
Weekly News-Based Speaking & Logical Argument Training 🎯 Program Vision To develop informed, confident, analytical speakers who understand world events and present clear, logical, evidence-based opinions. 🧠 Core Objectives Improve awareness of local, national & global news Train students to think critically Teach logical argument construction Build public speaking confidenceContinue Reading
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🗓️ 3-Day Workshop Detailed Schedule 📅 Day 1 — Foundations of Reasoning Morning Icebreaker & introduction What makes an argument strong? Claim, premise, conclusion Afternoon Argument structures Logic exercises Group activity: simple argument writing 📅 Day 2 — Strengthening Arguments Morning Evidence types & research methods Credibility of sources AfternoonContinue Reading
