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Debating Vocab. #1

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A set of vocab. to introduce elementary-aged children to debating.

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Debating Vocab. #1Online version

A set of vocab. to introduce elementary-aged children to debating.

by Abby Mayo
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an argument that doesn’t make sense

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something you say is true

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to give your full attention to what is being said

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a logical fallacy where you say something mean instead of proving them wrong (literally means ‘at the person’)

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points you make to prove your claim

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to think the other person is correct

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a discussion where people share their points of view

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a logical fallacy where you think only two options are possible (For example, saying, “Either you steal for me, or you’re a bad friend.”)

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to think the other person is incorrect

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treating others the way you want to be treated

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in accordance with what makes sense

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