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The event takes place on wednesday May 10, at 5 p.m., in the Room 2A, Psico2 building, Via Venezia 14.
The third psycodebate, It is time to re-evaluate exam modalities, is scheduled on May 24, at 4.30 p.m., at the lecture hall T3 Cla building, via Venezia 16.
The academic debates aim to offer the academic community the opportunity to collaborate and interact in a novel and unconventional learning environment.
Debating on a controversial issue promotes self reflection, critical thinking, team building and public speaking skills. Moreover, participating in a debate educates the audience to carefully listen to the arguments of the opponents, to question one’s own position, to value the possibility to change opinion, to refine one’s own argumentation or to incorporate new ones.
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For more details on how an academic debate is structured : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TSkkxu8on0
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