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Debate Rubric Offensive Point Part 1 Defense Summary Statement made original convincing and substantiated by reading research interesting sources Excellent First defensive point Second defensive point well made in direct response to Part 1 defensive point convincing original and Closing statement well done comprehensive Point valid original First defensive point valid responds at least perhaps could have valid original perhaps in part to Part 1 been better could have been better substantiated...

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1. Start by reading and understanding the debate rubric provided.
2. Carefully review the specific criteria and guidelines outlined in the rubric.
3. Gather all the necessary information and materials needed to complete the rubric.
4. Evaluate each section or criteria of the rubric individually.
5. For each section, determine the level of performance that best represents the debate or speaker's abilities.
6. Provide specific evidence or examples to support your assessment.
7. Consider the overall organization, delivery, and content of the debate.
8. Assign the appropriate score or rating according to the rubric's scale.
9. Make sure to provide constructive feedback or comments to help the debater improve.
10. Double-check and review your completed rubric for accuracy and consistency.
11. Submit the filled-out debate rubric according to the designated instructions or deadline.

Who needs debate rubric?

1. Teachers or instructors who want to assess the performance of students participating in a debate.
2. Debate coaches or trainers who need an objective way to evaluate and provide feedback to debaters.
3. Students or debaters themselves who want to self-assess and identify areas of improvement.
4. Organizers of debate competitions or events who want a standardized assessment method.
5. Educational institutions or debate clubs that want to maintain consistency in evaluating debates.
6. Researchers or evaluators who are studying or analyzing debate performance.

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What is debate rubric?

Debate rubric is a scoring guide used to evaluate the performance of participants in a debate competition.

Who is required to file debate rubric?

The judges or panel of judges overseeing the debate competition are required to fill out and file the debate rubric.

How to fill out debate rubric?

To fill out a debate rubric, judges need to carefully assess and score participants based on criteria such as argumentation, clarity, organization, and rebuttals.

What is the purpose of debate rubric?

The purpose of debate rubric is to provide a standardized method for evaluating and scoring debate performances to determine winners and provide constructive feedback.

What information must be reported on debate rubric?

The debate rubric must include scores for various categories such as content, delivery, rebuttals, and overall performance.