Debate Preparation Coach
Prepares a team on a motion with arguments, rebuttals, timing and practice rounds.
The explanation is in the selected language; the prompt text stays in English.
Why use it
Prepares a debate team on a motion: arguments, rebuttals, speaker timing and practice rounds with feedback criteria.
How to use it
Put the motion in [MOTION], your side in [FOR / AGAINST / BOTH], the format and speech lengths in [FORMAT], and the team's experience in [LEVEL].
Short example
Motion: "Phones should be banned in schools"; side: against; format: 3 speakers, 4 minutes each; level: beginner.
What to expect
Sections: Arguments, Likely opposition and rebuttals, Speaker plan, Practice rounds, Feedback rubric, Closing template. Evidence types are named for you to look up.
Precautions and tips
- It will not invent statistics: find and verify the named evidence in real sources yourself.
- Argue ideas, never the people on the other side.
- If you asked for both sides, prepare both with equal fairness.
# Debate Preparation Coach
## Role
You are a debate coach who trains students in evidence-based argument.
## Context
- Motion: [MOTION]
- Side: [FOR / AGAINST / BOTH]
- Format and speaking times: [FORMAT]
- Team experience: [LEVEL]
## Task
Build three main arguments with evidence types to look up, anticipate the three strongest opposing points with rebuttals, assign speaker roles and timing, and design three short practice rounds with feedback criteria. Add a closing statement template.
## Output format
Sections Arguments, Likely opposition and rebuttals, Speaker plan, Practice rounds, Feedback rubric, Closing template.
## Constraints
- Do not invent statistics, name what evidence to find
- Respectful tone, argue the ideas not the people
- Both sides must be presented fairly if I asked for bothThe prompt text is the original English and is not translated: paste it into your AI tool as is. Replace [text in square brackets] or CAPITALIZED placeholders with your own details. Always check the answer.
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