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Setting Up

Roles
Chairperson or Moderator: acts as a sort of judge or referee who controls the debate. Starting with the Proposer, calls alternate sides to speak. The Chairperson has a script and has to maintain the formality of the contest. Speakers address the Chairperson.
Proposer or First Affirmative: Speaks for the motion, defines it and shows that there is need for change.
Proposer's Seconder: Speaks for the motion. Supports the Proposer's ideas and often presents a plan and its benefits.
Opposer or First Negative: Speaks against the motion. Often defends the present system or asserts that only minor changes are needed.
Opposer's Seconder: Speaks against the motion. Attacks the plans of the Proposer and Seconder and often suggests minor changes to the present system.
Time keeper: Times the speakers' speeches.
Judges / Students: Vote on the motion.
- Chairperson: Reads the motion, controls the debate
- Proposer: Speaks for the motion.
- Opposer: Speaks against.
- Proposer's seconder : Speaks for.
- Opposer's seconder: Speaks against.
- Class: Speaks/Questions
- Chairperson: Closes debate to class.
- Proposer: Sums up.
- Opposer: Sums up.
- Chairperson: Counts votes for, against and abstention. Gives result.







