Wagner:Debattieren lernen in der Sekund

Youth Debates: The Official Workbook for Advanced Students. Your students all have their own unique perspectives. That's a good thing. Because it helps them think independently—a skill they can train and apply purposefully in debates. The format of debate challenges learners to actively engage with different viewpoints. This way, they learn to systematically explore, structure, and critically examine topics. Debates follow a clearly structured process, providing learners with the opportunity to speak freely and set their own focal points. This makes debate a tool for collective knowledge advancement. With the workbook "Debating in Secondary Education II," you can work with your students on complex topics through cooperative learning methods. It guides learners to connect natural and social scientific contexts, ethical and moral principles, and legal prerequisites. This leads them to a clear judgment on complex issues. The workbook includes methods for developing and structuring their own topics, techniques for critically examining political measures, prompts for political controversies, as well as subject-specific and interdisciplinary questions. The workbook is aimed at teachers in Secondary Education II and is particularly suitable for students who already have experience in debating and wish to apply the skills they've acquired in their subject classes.