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On Wednesday, May 7th, the students of SMP Edu Global School Medan participated in an exciting English debate training session led by the enthusiastic and talented Ms. Dinda Kholilah Saragih. The session was designed to boost students’ confidence, public speaking, and critical thinking skills through structured English debates—a key part of the school’s commitment to fostering global competence among its learners.
The atmosphere was lively and full of energy as four dedicated students—Alma, Alitha, Khansa, and Milan—took part in the session. Each of them came well-prepared, bringing fresh perspectives and strong arguments to the table. The students showed exceptional enthusiasm, eagerly engaging in discussions, and showing impressive command over the English language. Their participation made it clear that the school’s investment in communication skills is paying off.
The topic chosen for the debate was both timely and thought-provoking: “Is early marriage for children the best choice?” This motion sparked deep and meaningful discussions. Students took turns representing both the proposition and opposition sides, delving into various social, cultural, and psychological implications of early marriage. Their ability to present logical arguments and respond to rebuttals demonstrated maturity beyond their years.
Ms. Dinda guided the students throughout the session with patience and encouragement. She provided valuable feedback on their delivery, structure, and clarity. Her mentorship played a crucial role in helping the students understand the importance of framing arguments and thinking critically—skills that are essential not just for debating but for future academic and life success.
This debate session was not just an exercise in speaking English; it was an empowering experience that allowed students to explore real-world issues while growing in confidence and collaboration. As Edu Global School Medan continues to support holistic learning experiences, activities like these are sure to prepare students like Alma, Alitha, Khansa, and Milan to become thoughtful, articulate global citizens.
