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In a debate, while the other person is speaking, the listener should
jot down notes about what the speaker is saying.
write out a counterclaim to state in response.
move around and try to distract the speaker.
use the time to visualize winning the debate.
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jot down notes about what the speaker is saying.
Reason: active listening and note‑taking help you remember the speaker's main claims, evidence, assumptions, and any weaknesses you can rebut later. Avoid interrupting or trying to distract; don’t spend the time only visualizing your victory or writing a full counterclaim while they’re speaking—focus on understanding so your response is accurate and effective.
Reason: active listening and note‑taking help you remember the speaker's main claims, evidence, assumptions, and any weaknesses you can rebut later. Avoid interrupting or trying to distract; don’t spend the time only visualizing your victory or writing a full counterclaim while they’re speaking—focus on understanding so your response is accurate and effective.
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