Overview
Introduction:
- States the topic
- States several arguments with reasoning and evidence to support the argument
- Uses an ethical framework to deliver arguments
(Up to 2 minutes)
Debate
- Rebuts some of the arguments you believe the opposing side will make a
- Brings up new points using reasoning and evidence to support the argument
- Uses an ethical framework to deliver arguments
(Up to 2 minutes)-EACH STUDENT SHOULD SHARE A POINT
Conclusion
Speaker must summarize and weigh the debate and demonstrate why your side has prevailed. No new evidence or arguments can be brought up. This is a summary onlyGroup 6 Against
Tom, 41, has schizophrenia and lives in a beautiful house with loving parents who are devoutly religious. His psychosis clears wonderfully with anti-psychotic medications. He has renounced his childhood religion. His parents need to believe this is caused by mental illness or they will be forced by their religious community to shun him. The client wants the you to collude in the pretense that protects his housing and family connections.