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Description: Policy Debate Speaker Duties What Do I Do in My Speech? First Affirmative Constructive (1AC) 8 Minutes maximum Must present a prima facie case Inherency- Status Quo is failing Plan- a topical policy change aff wants to make Harm- a

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slide1. Policy Debate Speaker Duties What Do I Do in My Speech?<br>
slide2. First Affirmative Constructive (1AC) 8 Minutes maximum

Must present a “prima facie” case

Inherency- Status Quo is failing

Plan- a topical policy change aff wants to make

Harm- a significant problem that exists now

Solvency- proof that the plan works<br>
slide3. 2N cx’s 1A Ask for a copy of the Affirmative Case!
Ask about-

What the policy does/how it works
How will it solve/reduce the problem
How much it costs
Anything that sounds “odd”!

Fill all 3 minutes…
Free 1NC Prep!!!!

You can win here in novice rounds!!!<br>
slide4. 1st Negative Constructive (1NC) Review Potential Negative Arguments

1N will choose from these arguments

Present the major offensive/off case arguments

Topicality, Counterplans, and Kritik/Critical arguments MUST be presented in the 1NC<br>
slide5. 1st Negative Constructive (1NC) Novices Should present at least 3 major positions:

Solvency Frontline

Disadvantage Shell

Topicality or Another DA

NOTE: Topicality MUST come first if you do it!!!
Should not use more than 1 ½-2 minutes prep<br>
slide6. 1A cx’s 1N Get a copy of 1NC evidence/positions
About Topicality-
What keeps our plan from being topical?
About DA’s-
Link?
Impact
About Case Arguments-
Contradictions…
Clarification

Fill your 3 minutes- free prep 2AC prep<br>
slide7. 2nd Affirmative Constructive (2AC) Extend the 1AC

Answer all the 1NC Arguments

Affirmative is “bound” to 2AC answers<br>
slide8. 1N cx’s 2A Get a copy of the new 2AC evidence

Ask about any DA turns

Ask about any Topicality counter- interpretations

Ask about anything that doesn’t make sense!

Fill the 3 minutes- free 2N prep!<br>
slide9. THE NEGATIVE BLOCK Think of the 2NC and 1NR as one speech.

2NC and 1NR should NEVER talk about the same positions/arguments. Never…

Block Purpose- Make 1AR VERY difficult!

Force 1AR to drop things…<br>
slide10. THE NEGATIVE BLOCK (cont.) 2NC CAN add new neg. arguments:

New link or impact stories to 1NC disadvantages
New answers to 1AC advantages
1NR CANNOT add new neg. arguments.
You CAN read new evidence on existing arguments!
Neg. debaters should “specialize” in specific arguments.<br>
slide11. THE NEGATIVE BLOCK- Extending 1NC Arguments Extend the original 1NC story

Answer the 2AC responses

Explain why the arguments matter<br>
slide12. THE NEGATIVE BLOCK- Extending 1NC Arguments A good “map” for your first debates:<br>
slide13. 2A cx’s 2N Ask for new evidence/positions

Ask for explanations of new arguments/positions

Ask about contradictions between 1NC/2NC

You don’t have to fill all your time, but you probably will!<br>
slide14. 1st Affirmative Rebuttal One of the most difficult speeches.
5 minutes to cover 13 minutes of neg. attack
Must cover EVERYTHING
1AR must be efficient:
Save 1 ½ -2 minutes of Prep
Prioritize/Allocate time
Word economy
Magic words- “Group” and “Extend”<br>
slide15. 1st Affirmative Rebuttal (cont.) 2AR is tied to 1AR answers.

1AR must:

Make sure 2AR has what he/she needs!
Extend Aff Case- especially offense!
Answer Neg arguments- especially offense!<br>
slide16. 2nd Negative Rebuttal Should choose 2 or 3 best Negative Positions

Capitalize on 1AR mistakes

Overview the 2NR- Frame the debate
Tell the judge why you win!
“Kick out” of arguments not part of 2NR<br>
slide17. 2nd Negative Rebuttal (cont.) Answer/Extend the 2NR Positions:

1. Extend the original negative position.

2. Answer the Affirmative responses to the position.

3. Explain how that position helps you win the debate.<br>
slide18. 2nd Affirmative Rebuttal Extend the affirmative case offense
Solvency
Advantages

Make choices about order/priority
Look for 2NR drops
Answer ONLY 2NR!

Save 30-45 seconds of prep<br>
slide19. 2nd Affirmative Rebuttal Order Overview the affirmative strategy/frame the debate for the judge.

Go through each position in the debate:
1. Extend the Aff. arguments- especially offense
2. Answer negative arguments

Explain how the position helps you win the debate.<br>
slide20. Questions?<br>
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