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What is the policy team debate?

Policy debate is the oldest debate event, debated in both high school and college. It involves two teams (of two people each) who are assigned the Affirmative and Negative sides of a year-long topic.

What are the theory arguments in policy debate?

Sometimes debaters will debate about how policy debate should work. Those arguments are known as theory arguments, and they are most often brought up when one team believes the other team is unfair and therefore warrant a loss or other intervention by the judge.

What is fiat in policy debate?

Fiat (Latin for let it be done) is a theoretical, throwaway assumption and convention that represents a willing suspension of disbelief which allows us to pretend that the plan advocated by the affirmative team is already in action. Derived from the word should in the resolution, it means that the crux of the

How do you win a team policy debate?

Effective Research and Preparation Have a general card file where you brainstorm ideas. Then, as you continue researching, settle on a core Affirmative case to begin the topic with. If youre reading a traditional Policy position, it should be a Plan, or a case that defends a subset of the resolution.