Debate y argumentación: técnicas de nivel intermedio from edX

Discutir en el ámbito profesional y en la vida pública implica mantener conversaciones fluidas sobre diversos temas que no necesariamente manejamos en profundidad, pero que son cruciales para alcanzar objetivos en nuestro camino de vida.

Desde responder eficientemente a un contraargumento hasta predecir la línea argumental del oponente, gran parte de la dinámica de un debate se puede predecir con buenas técnicas y preparación en elementos fundamentales.

Convertirse en un gran orador y polemista tiene menos que ver con talentos innatos que con habilidades bien cultivadas que premian la simplicidad, la agilidad mental y el pensamiento sistémico.

Leer los movimientos del debate, formular argumentos que aborden adecuadamente los fundamentos filosóficos de un tema, prepararse para una discusión y saber qué sopesar y priorizar serán los temas esenciales que se tratarán en este curso.

What you'll learn

Lea los movimientos dentro de un debate desde la perspectiva de una persona promedio razonable.
Elaborar argumentos que requieran el cumplimiento de cargas de prueba específicas dentro de un conjunto de cuestiones elementales.
Preparar debates según la ocasión y las exigencias de los debates que se afrontan.
Sopese y priorice el contenido creado para presentarlo de la forma más eficiente y persuasiva posible en plazos limitados.

What's inside

Syllabus

Sección 1. Lectura crítica de los debates

● Debate y concursos ciudadanos

● El movimiento en los debates

● Principios fundamentales de adjudicación

● Tomar notas para los debates.

Sección 2. Estructuras argumentativas contextuales

● Los argumentos y su carga de la prueba.

● El modelo API

● Argumentos sobre principios morales

● Argumentos sobre mensajes

Sección 3. Preparación de discursos orientados al debate

● Técnicas que no se notan

● Tiempo de preparación limitado

● Tiempo de preparación extendido

● Anticipación por categorías

Sección 4. Estrategias para ganar debates

● Creación de contenido estratégico

● Predicción de movimientos dentro de un debate.

● Sopesar y priorizar

● Procesos de superación personal

Good to know

Know what's good

, what to watch for

, and possible dealbreakers

Enseña a identificar movimientos y encontrar líneas argumentales, lo que es esencial para participar en debates

Desarrolla habilidades de argumentación y debate que son aplicables en contextos profesionales y públicos

Proporciona técnicas prácticas para preparación de debates, priorización de contenido y manejo del tiempo limitado

El instructor, Diego Fernando Duarte Leal, es reconocido por su experiencia en argumentación y debates

Presenta los principios fundamentales de adjudicación, que son esenciales para comprender y navegar debates

El curso requiere cierto nivel de conocimiento previo sobre técnicas de debate o argumentación

Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Debate y argumentación: técnicas de nivel intermedio with these activities:

Read 'The Art of War' by Sun Tzu

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The Art of War offers timeless principles and strategies applicable to debates and competitive situations.

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Read and understand the text
Identify key concepts and principles
Analyze how these principles can be applied to debates

Review philosophical foundational arguments

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Debates are built upon foundational arguments in philosophy. Reviewing these will allow you to engage more effectively within the debate space.

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Review foundational arguments by reading introductory material
Identify and note different argument variations within readings

Explore classical speeches

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Identify persuasive speaking techniques that can be implemented in both formal and informal debate settings.

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Identify persuasive techniques used within speeches
Analyze the speeches based on the means, audience, and techniques
Practice applying persuasive speaking techniques

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Create a visual argument map

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Visualizing an argument map will help solidify the structure and logical flow.

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Design an argument map using a blank template
Identify the main arguments within a debate
Organize arguments logically based on their relationship
Include any supporting evidence and counterarguments

Analyze persuasion techniques

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Identify and analyze persuasion techniques to improve effectiveness and anticipate opposing arguments.

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Read and analyze texts or speeches for persuasion techniques
Identify different types of persuasion techniques
Practice applying persuasion techniques

Debate simulations

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Simulate a real debate experience in a safe environment.

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Identify the topic of debate
Research and prepare arguments
Present arguments and refute opposing views
Analyze the debate and reflect on the experience

Mentor junior or high school students in debate skills

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Teaching others requires a deep understanding of debate concepts and techniques.

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Identify opportunities to mentor students
Prepare materials and lesson plans
Provide guidance and support to students
Evaluate student progress and provide feedback

Career center

Learners who complete Debate y argumentación: técnicas de nivel intermedio will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Lawyer

When working as a Lawyer, you will have to prepare and deliver sound arguments in court. This course may be helpful as it can help you prepare for debates and anticipate the arguments of opposing counsel. You will learn how to deliver persuasive arguments within a strict time limit, which is particularly relevant to oral arguments in court.

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Politician

As a Politician, you will spend a considerable amount of time debating with colleagues on a wide range of issues. This course may be helpful for you as it can help you learn how to debate effectively and persuade others to your point of view. You will also gain experience in anticipating and responding to the arguments of others.

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Public relations manager

Public Relations Managers are responsible for managing the public image of their organization and clients. This can involve developing and delivering persuasive arguments to the media and other stakeholders. This course may be helpful for you as it can help you learn how to craft compelling arguments, anticipate and respond to the arguments of others, and prepare for debates and presentations.

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Sales Manager

Sales Managers need to be able to persuade clients to purchase their products or services. This course may be helpful as it can help you develop the skills needed to build rapport with clients, identify their needs, and deliver persuasive arguments to close deals.

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Marketing Manager

Marketing Managers develop and execute marketing campaigns to promote their company's products or services. This course may be helpful as it can help you learn how to develop persuasive marketing messages, anticipate the objections of potential customers, and respond to inquiries and complaints in a professional and effective manner.

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Consultant

Consultants provide advice and guidance to businesses and organizations on a wide range of issues. This course may be helpful for you as it can help you learn how to develop and deliver persuasive arguments, anticipate and respond to the arguments of others, and prepare for presentations.

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Teacher

Teachers need to be able to communicate effectively with students and parents, and persuade them of the value of education. This course may be helpful as it can help you learn how to develop lesson plans, deliver persuasive presentations, and respond to questions and objections from students and parents.

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Nonprofit Manager

Nonprofit Managers are responsible for leading and managing nonprofit organizations. This course may be helpful for you as it can help you learn how to develop persuasive grant proposals, advocate for your organization's mission, and respond to the concerns of donors and stakeholders.

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Human Resources Manager

Human Resources Managers are responsible for managing the human resources department of an organization. This course may be helpful for you as it can help you learn how to develop and implement HR policies, mediate disputes, and conduct performance evaluations.

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Journalist

Journalists need to be able to research and report on stories in a clear and concise manner. This course may be helpful as it can help you learn how to gather information, write persuasive articles, and respond to criticism.

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Writer

Writers need to be able to communicate their ideas in a clear and persuasive manner. This course may be helpful as it can help you learn how to develop compelling arguments, anticipate and respond to the objections of readers, and write persuasive essays, articles, and stories.

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Editor

Editors are responsible for reviewing and editing written content. This course may be helpful as it can help you learn how to identify and correct errors in grammar, spelling, and punctuation, and ensure that written content is clear, concise, and persuasive.

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Proofreader

Proofreaders are responsible for reviewing written content for errors in grammar, spelling, and punctuation. This course may be helpful as it can help you learn how to identify and correct errors in written content, and ensure that it is clear, concise, and persuasive.

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Technical Writer

Technical Writers are responsible for writing technical documentation, such as user manuals, white papers, and training materials. This course may be helpful as it can help you learn how to write clear and concise technical documentation, and anticipate and respond to the questions of users.

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Instructional Designer

Instructional Designers are responsible for designing and developing educational materials. This course may be helpful as it can help you learn how to develop instructional materials that are clear, concise, and persuasive.

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