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| The Rendezvous debate conducted in Karl Popper format was a highly
interactive and intellectual event that was held in two stages. The
semi-finals were held on 14th May and the finals were held on 7th June.
The event brought together some of the brightest minds in the field of
public speaking and debate from all over the country. |
| The Karl Popper format is a relatively new type of debate format
that places a strong emphasis on critical thinking, evidence-based
reasoning and intellectual rigour. Participants were required to present
their arguments in a concise and logical manner, while at the same time
being able to respond to challenges and criticisms from their opponents. |
| The semi-finals saw some highly engaging and thought-provoking
debates. The participants demonstrated an impressive level of knowledge
and understanding of the topics they were debating, as well as an
ability to articulate their views in a clear and concise manner. The
final round of the debate was a fiercely contested event. The
participants demonstrated their intellectual prowess and public speaking
skills, bringing forth well-reasoned arguments and counter-arguments. |
| In the end, it was Lily House who emerged victorious, followed by
Tulip, Rose and Lotus respectively. The judges praised the finalists for
their high level of intellectual rigour and critical thinking, as well
as their ability to engage with the audience and respond to challenges
from their opponents. |
| Overall, the Rendezvous debate conducted in Karl Popper format was a
highly successful event that showcased some of the best minds in the
field of public speaking and debate. The participants demonstrated an
impressive level of knowledge and understanding of the topics they were
debating, as well as an ability to articulate their views in a clear and
concise manner. |
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