If you mean Debating as in arguing...
Try to come up with arguments that the other side might use, and find effective counter arguments for them. Have lots of evidence and be able to explain yourself clearly. Argue in fluent English and try to connect all your evidence after you've made your points. Make sure that everyone understands you clearly and explain all the facts.
Don't act like you don't want to be there.
Consider what words you can and cannot use.
Avoid being outright rude.
Prepare.
Also, make every attempt to prove that you're right, but if you can't, then prove that they're wrong.
I do debating myself and i rush my speech a lot and it always ends up to short. If you want to be confident you must make eye contact, if you dont want to look people in the eyes just focus at a spot on the wall and it looks like your looking at the audience. If you feel like you are rushing it just take a few breathes and you'll be fine. :)
Before a debate try to appear calm, smile, make jokes this will let the opposing team tremble because they will see how confident you are.
Debating Robert Lee was created in 2004.
Brown Debating Union was created in 1824.
The duration of Debating Robert Lee is 1.8 hours.
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There are quite a few helpful sites one can use to improve debating skills. The UK site Debating Matters and the University of Vermont both have websites with useful tips on improving debating skills.
Otago University Debating Society was created in 1878.
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High school debating teams are good training for future work as a trial attorney.
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University of Ottawa English Debating Society was created in 1880.
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