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Debate Topic Picker
Random discussion topics for classroom debates and group talks.
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- School
All 8 entries on the Debate Topic Picker
- 1Should homework be banned?
- 2Is social media good for society?
- 3Should school start later?
- 4Are video games a sport?
- 5Should uniforms be required?
- 6Is AI good for students?
- 7Should exams be open-book?
- 8Is online class better than face-to-face?
Every entry is editable. Clear the list and paste your own names, or use Import to pull them from a CSV file, an Excel sheet or a Google Sheet.
How to use the Debate Topic Picker
These are chosen to have a genuine case on both sides and to sit inside a student’s own experience, which is what stops a debate collapsing into repeated opinions. Assigning the side randomly as well is where the real learning happens.
- Spin this wheel for the topic, then a Yes or No wheel to assign which side each team must argue — including the side they disagree with.
- Give teams five minutes of preparation and a two-minute limit each; short debates stay sharp.
- Add topics from current lessons so the debate reinforces the syllabus rather than sitting apart from it.
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