MYDT Debate Scoring Form

Assalamu alaikum
Dear MYDT Adjudicators,

Please enter individual debater's performance score below for the contestants based on the RUBRICs provided at: https://mafiq.org/mydti-judges-guidelines/ 

PLEASE KEEP A COPY Of YOUR SCORES ON A PIECE OF PAPER TO AVOID ANY TECHNICAL INTURRUPTION.

You will have a change to reenter revised score, when needed, however, you will not have an instant access to review the previously stored score in the database.

For immediate questions, please contact your lead via the WhatsApp group.

Jazakallahu khairan for your time and efforts in judging this years' virtual Debates.

Wassalam
MYDT Organizing Committee

Please enter each of the the debaters' name and the scores for the five judging criteria (Structure, Logic & Relevance, (Definition & Stance for the 1st Prop. only)/Refutation & Clash, and Delivery), and any notable remarks based on the scoring guidelines above.  A score can be a fraction as well.

Please do not forget to write down your feedback to the debaters at the end of the form.

NOTE:  1st proposition does not get scored for Refutation & Clash instead they are judged for Definition & Stance, so the rubric for the 1st debater is different from others.

A couple of sample feedback (CHATGPT generated)are given below for your convenience.  

• Great job on your debate performance! Your structure was well-organized, providing a clear and logical progression of ideas. Your delivery was confident and engaging, effectively capturing the audience's attention. Your definition and stance on the topic were clear and well-supported. Your arguments demonstrated logical reasoning and relevance, strengthening your overall position. Keep up the good work!
• Your debate performance showed potential, but there is room for improvement. Focus on enhancing your structure by providing a more organized framework for your arguments. Work on your delivery to enhance clarity and captivate the audience's interest. Pay attention to refining your definitions and stances, ensuring they are well-defined and strongly supported. Additionally, strive for stronger logical reasoning and relevance in your arguments. With practice and effort, you can improve your performance and achieve better results.