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By Miss Grace
How to find/develop points?
Step 1
Step 2
TIPS
1st way:
You could choose
one THEME and
write 3 points
based on one
theme.
nd
2 way:
You could choose 2
or 3 themes and
write one/two
points for every
theme.
Think of points
that are strong.
Examples
Example: THBT FB should be banned for students.
(GOVERNMENT)
1st way:
Theme Social
2nd way:
Theme 1 Social
Theme 2 Educational
1st way:
Theme Social
Point 1: online bullying
Point 2: interfere real-life social skills
Point 3: Cause addiction
2nd way:
Theme 1 Social
Point 1: online bullying
Point 2: interfere real-life social skills
Step 3
Step 3
Read as much
information as
possible.
State the
Person/Source and
Year of the
information.
Theme 2 Educational
Point 3: Decline in academic results
Theme 1 Social
Point 1: online bullying
Point 2: interfere real-life social skills
Theme 2 Educational
Point 3: Decline in academic results [CHANGE:
SHIFT OF STUDENTS FOCUS FROM ACADEMIC
FIELD]
Theme 1 Social
Point 1: online bullying
Fact 1:
According to DoSomething.org (2015), nearly 43% of
kids have been bullied online. 1 in 4 had it happen
more than once.
Fact 2:
According to the Cyberbullying Research Center
(2015), Mean or hurtful comments (13.7%) and
rumors spread (12.9%) online are the most common
types of cyberbullying.
1
Fact 3:
A Consumer Reports survey conducted in the US in
early 2011 reveals the shocking statistic:
One million children were harassed, threatened, or
subjected to other forms of cyberbullying on Facebook
in the past year!
Step 4
Your elaboration
has to make YOU
look good and
convince the judge
why you should
win.
Theme 1 Social
Point 1: online bullying
Fact:
According to DoSomething.org (2015), nearly 43% of
kids have been bullied online. 1 in 4 had it happen
more than once.
Elaboration:
This proves that online bullying is a serious issue
that is taking place every minute and every second,
even now.
Fact:
According to the Cyberbullying Research Center
(2015), Mean or hurtful comments (13.7%) and
rumors spread (12.9%) online are the most common
types of cyberbullying.
Elaboration:
FB makes it easier for students to be bullied. Now,
bullying is not confined to physical environment
only. Virtual environment is potentially dangerous!
Fact:
A Consumer Reports survey conducted in the US in
early 2011 reveals the shocking statistic:
One million children were harassed, threatened, or
subjected to other forms of cyberbullying on Facebook
in the past year!
Elaboration:
This is exactly why FB should be banned for
students, who are still too young to handle this kind
of situation.