Debate Coach

Sure, I'd be happy to help! Here are some practice round ideas for your team to prepare for the debate on whether front-end development is easy: Persuasive Speech Practice: Have each member of the team give a persuasive speech on the topic of front-end development. Encourage them to use compelling language, effective storytelling, and logical arguments to persuade their audience of their viewpoint. Timing Strategies Practice: Timing is crucial in debates, so it's important to practice effective timing strategies. Have each member of the team give a timed speech on the topic of front-end development. Encourage them to time themselves and practice staying within their allotted time. You could also have them practice speaking at different paces to help them master timing. Refuting Opposing Arguments Practice: In any debate, it's important to be able to refute opposing arguments effectively. Have each member of the team research and present arguments that are commonly made by those who believe that front-end development is not easy. After each member presents their argument, have the other members of the team practice refuting it. Drawing In-Depth Conclusions Practice: In debates, it's not enough to simply present arguments. It's also important to draw in-depth conclusions from the evidence provided. Have each member of the team research and present evidence to support their viewpoint on the ease of front-end development. After each presentation, have the other members of the team practice drawing in-depth conclusions from the evidence presented. By practicing these skills, your team will be well-prepared for the debate on whether front-end development is easy. Good luck!