P.O.I = Point of Information
POI is given when a debater wants to argue opponent's point.
It is given when the opponent's is delivering his/her points.
This term is commonly associated with DEBATE.
- Debate is a formal opinion exchange or discussion involving arguments.
- Arguments here should be in a positive, healthy way, and there will be no fighting or quarelling involved.
The Structure of Debate
- One will be the Government (team who supports and agree with the Topic), and the other will be the Opposition (team who disagrees with the topic).
- Each teams consist of 3 main speakers and one reserve speaker.
- There will be Prime Minister (Fisrt Speaker), Deputy Prime Minister (Second Speaker) , and The Rebuttal Speaker (Third Speaker) for the Government side.
- As for the Opposition side, there will be Opposition Leader (Fisrt Speaker), Deputy of Opposition Leader (Second Speaker), and The Rebuttal Speaker (Third Speaker).
- Topics (also known as Motion) can be based on current issues, politic, economic, education, as well as health aspect.
- 7 minutes are given for First Speaker, 8 minutes for Second and Third Speaker, and 4 minutes for the Reply Speech.
Rules and Regulations
- Give Point of Information (POI) during the allocated time.
- Points will be deducted for rude and inappropriate facial expressions and body gestures.
- The Reply Speech cannot be done by the third speaker. Only the first or second speaker can deliver the Reply Speech.
- The speakers must obey the time allocated for each of them.
Advantages of joining Debate
- Widen your knowledge - you will involve in thorough discussion about general issues that happen inside and outside your country.
- Develop your speaking skills.
- Increase critical thinking - you will be exposed to various critical analysis on your motions/topics given.
- Increase your level of confidence.
- Learn about team work - in debate, you will have to work with the rest of the team members. Team work is one of the keys to success.
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