Principles of Advanced Debate
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A survey of principles of debate, including counterplans, criticism, deep refutation, and other advanced strategies. This course is taught in relationship to current debate topics, and is not limited to participants on the debate team. May be repeated to a total of 12 hours. Variable content course.
Course Sessions
| Session Title | Media Type | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Course Overview and Introduction | Video | |
| Module 1.0: Introduction | Video | |
| Module 1.1: Research and the Template | Video | |
| Module 2: Negative Strategy | Video | |
| Module 3: Disadvantages | Video | |
| Module 4: Topicality | Video | |
| Module 5.0: Counterplans | Video | |
| Module 5.1: Types and Status | Video | |
| Module 5.2: Affirmative Answers | Video | |
| Module 5.3: Winning with the CP | Video | |
| Module 6.0: Case Hits | Video | |
| Module 6.1: Building a Case Hit | Video | |
| Module 6.2: Refutation | Video | |
| Module 6.3: Turns | Video | |
| Module 7.0: Kritiks | Video | |
| Module 7.1: Running a K | Video | |
| Module 7.2: Neg vs K Cases | Video | |
| Module 7.3: Framework | Video | |
| Module 8.0: Adaptation | Video | |
| Module 8.1: Ethos | Video | |
| Module 8.2: Judges | Video | |
| Module 8.3: Cross Examination | Video |