Enrichment classes in debate

The debate club allows all those who want to learn, engage and practice the art of debate, even outside of academic institutions. Debate clubs exist all over the world, and allow those involved in them to learn about the theory of speech and persuasion in a practical way.

What are the enrichment rates?

The enrichment class is a short workshop of 20-30 minutes before each meeting of the debate club where new techniques in rhetoric and debate are learned.

The meetings are not necessary to enjoy the club meetings, but they help to improve persuasiveness and the ability to win a debate and are therefore especially recommended for new participants.

The enrichment class program
1. Introduction to the debate
2. Order and structure in speeches
3. Developing arguments
4. Debate roles: first government
5. Debate roles: first opposition
6. Debate roles: second government and second opposition
7. The points of contention in the debate
8. The roles of the speakers in the debate: summarizing
9. Preparation for debate and teamwork
10. Building a debate strategy and developing arguments
11. Interim questions and readings
12. The use of non-verbal style to enhance our messages

The lessons do not involve additional payment.

The Public Debate Club

Information for new participants

• for an explanation of the debate rules
• Program of enrichment sessions
• A guide to debate
• Why engage in a debate?

• Kidnapped soldiers and bereaved sons
• Israeli propaganda in the world
• Is Zionism dead?
• what is love

Previous public hearings

• Settlement: ancestral rights and apartheid
• Where to limit freedom of speech?
• Religious coercion or Jewish discrimination?
• University tuition fees
• How to fight poverty in Israel
• Sex and morality: from porn to pride
• The rule of law: between the High Court of Justice and Alferon
• Medicine and morality: the right to life
• The crisis in the education system?
• Lecture: The economic crisis
• Who should be the prime minister?
• Environmental quality: Is it at any cost?
• What caused the economic crisis?

Public speaking courses