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Bredehoft, David J. – College Teaching, 1991
In the cooperative controversy technique, two opposing sides are clearly drawn over a single issue, and learners on both sides cooperate to understand both sides and arrive at a personal position. Students respond enthusiastically to the exercise, are helped in exploring emotional responses to issues, and learn how, not what, to think. (MSE)
Descriptors: Classroom Techniques, Conflict Resolution, Controversial Issues (Course Content), Cooperative Learning
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Jackson, Barbara L. – College Teaching, 1990
Use of debate in graduate study in education, especially with intrinsically interesting topics, can be valuable for developing critical thinking skills needed by teachers, counselors, and administrators. Debates address a range of communication skills and provide opportunities for teamwork and assessment of individual strengths and weaknesses.…
Descriptors: Censorship, College Instruction, Communication Skills, Controversial Issues (Course Content)