1. Eating healthy snacks boosts brain power, says the school nutritionist. A student counters, But candy tastes better. How can the nutritionist rebut this?
Candy is bad for health
Healthy snacks can be tasty too.
Everyone should eat candy
Healthy snacks are more expensive
2. Physical education is crucial for staying healthy, states the PE teacher. A student disagrees, saying, I get enough exercise outside of school. What rebuttal supports PE classes?
PE is too hard
You don't need exercise outside of school
PE teaches more than just exercise
PE is unnecessary
3. Field trips are a fun way to learn, a teacher explains. A student argues, Field trips are just a day off from learning. What is a good rebuttal to this?
Field trips are just for fun
Field trips are not educational
Field trips are too expensive
Learning can happen anywhere
4. Students should learn a second language in school, suggests a language teacher. A student counters, Learning languages is too hard. How can the teacher rebut this?
Everyone speaks English
Only one language is needed
Learning languages is unnecessary
Learning languages opens up the world
5. Technology in the classroom enhances learning, a teacher claims. A student disagrees, Technology distracts from real studying. What could be a rebuttal?
Technology is essential for modern education
Technology is just for fun
Technology makes studying harder
Books are better than technology
6. Reading fiction develops imagination, says a librarian. A student counters, Non-fiction teaches us about the world. What's a good rebuttal?
Fiction is not educational
Fiction and non-fiction are both valuable
Non-fiction is the only way to learn
Fiction is just for entertainment
7. Math homework helps improve problem-solving skills, claims a math teacher. A student argues, Too much homework is overwhelming. How can the teacher rebut this?
Only math homework should be given
Homework is unnecessary
A balance of homework is beneficial
Math isn't important
8. Classroom pets teach responsibility and empathy, a teacher explains. A student disagrees, Pets in the classroom are a distraction. What rebuttal supports having classroom pets?
Classroom pets are unnecessary
Pets are too much responsibility
Pets should not be in schools
Pets enrich the learning environment
9. Art classes encourage creativity and expression, states an art teacher. A student says, We should focus more on core subjects. How can the art teacher rebut this?
Creativity is crucial in education
Art is not important
Core subjects are enough
Art is a waste of time
10. Science experiments in class are exciting and educational, claims a science teacher. A student counters, Experiments are dangerous and unnecessary. What's a good rebuttal?
Experiments are safely conducted
Experiments are not important
Science should be theoretical only
Safety is not a concern
11. School assemblies bring the community together, a teacher says. A student thinks, Assemblies are boring and waste time. How can the teacher rebut this?
Nobody likes assemblies
Assemblies are a key part of school culture
Assemblies should be shorter
Assemblies are optional
12. Bullying policies help keep students safe, claims the principal. A student argues, Policies don't stop bullying. What's a good rebuttal?
Strong policies create a safer environment
Bullying policies are too strict
Bullying can't be stopped
Policies are unnecessary
13. Summer homework prepares students for the next grade, a teacher suggests. A student counters, Summer is for fun, not work. How can the teacher rebut this?
Summer homework is optional
Summer homework reinforces learning
Homework should only be during school
No one does summer homework
14. School libraries are essential for learning, says a librarian. A student thinks, Everything is online we don't need libraries. What's a good rebuttal?
Online resources are enough
Everyone has internet access
Libraries offer more than just books
Libraries are outdated
15. Participating in school sports teaches teamwork, a coach claims. A student disagrees, Not everyone likes sports. What's a good rebuttal?
Sports are for athletes only
Sports offer lessons beyond the game
Sports should be optional
Teamwork can't be taught
