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The mediator of the Balagtasan is called the ______.
The mediator of the Balagtasan is called the ______.
Lakandiwa
The participants in the debate who are also referred to as poets are called ______.
The participants in the debate who are also referred to as poets are called ______.
Mambabalagtas
During the debate, Mambabalagtas must show ______ for their opponent.
During the debate, Mambabalagtas must show ______ for their opponent.
respect
The audience in a Balagtasan is referred to as ______.
The audience in a Balagtasan is referred to as ______.
Balagtasan is a type of poetic ______ about a specific topic.
Balagtasan is a type of poetic ______ about a specific topic.
Mambabalagtas are expected to present their arguments ______.
Mambabalagtas are expected to present their arguments ______.
The first Balagtasan took place in the Instituto de Mujeres on April 6, ______, in honor of Francisco Balagtas.
The first Balagtasan took place in the Instituto de Mujeres on April 6, ______, in honor of Francisco Balagtas.
A ______ facilitates the Balagtasan debate.
A ______ facilitates the Balagtasan debate.
Each side in a Balagtasan debate needs to provide clear and concise ______.
Each side in a Balagtasan debate needs to provide clear and concise ______.
Speakers in a Balagtasan should use precise and ______ language.
Speakers in a Balagtasan should use precise and ______ language.
The audience are listeners and also judges of the arguments presented in a ______.
The audience are listeners and also judges of the arguments presented in a ______.
Similar to other poems, Balagtasan has characteristics of Filipino poems such as rhyme, meter, and ______.
Similar to other poems, Balagtasan has characteristics of Filipino poems such as rhyme, meter, and ______.
Rhyme is the matching of final sounds of words in lines of ______.
Rhyme is the matching of final sounds of words in lines of ______.
Meter is the pattern of stressed and unstressed ______ in a line of poetry.
Meter is the pattern of stressed and unstressed ______ in a line of poetry.
The main topic or issue debated in a balagtasan is known as the ______ Pagtatalunan.
The main topic or issue debated in a balagtasan is known as the ______ Pagtatalunan.
A key part of a debate is delivering a clear ______ to the audience.
A key part of a debate is delivering a clear ______ to the audience.
Discussions often have different perspectives that need to be ______ for a productive discussion.
Discussions often have different perspectives that need to be ______ for a productive discussion.
Words like 'I agree' indicate ______ in a discussion.
Words like 'I agree' indicate ______ in a discussion.
The expression of varying opinions in a discussion is called a ______.
The expression of varying opinions in a discussion is called a ______.
Body language, tone, and facial expressions convey the ______ during a discussion.
Body language, tone, and facial expressions convey the ______ during a discussion.
Different opinions and ideas will exist, and some individuals will _____ with an idea.
Different opinions and ideas will exist, and some individuals will _____ with an idea.
Respectful communication strategies are important to maintain healthy _____ in discussions.
Respectful communication strategies are important to maintain healthy _____ in discussions.
Examples of expressing disagreement include 'I disagree' and 'I don't _____ so.'
Examples of expressing disagreement include 'I disagree' and 'I don't _____ so.'
Signal words or phrases for agreement include 'I _____' and 'I believe you have a good point.'
Signal words or phrases for agreement include 'I _____' and 'I believe you have a good point.'
Using phrases like 'Ayaw ko ang pahayag na....' indicates a _____ in opinion.
Using phrases like 'Ayaw ko ang pahayag na....' indicates a _____ in opinion.
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Study Notes
Balagtasan
- A type of poetic debate where poets present arguments in a poetic and artistic manner
- Named after Francisco Balagtas, considered the "Father of Filipino Poetry"
- The first Balagtasan happened on April 6, 1924 at the Instituto de Mujeres
Structure
- Two sides, one for and one against the topic
- A lakanduwe (moderator) facilitates the debate
- Each side persuades the audience with their points
- Arguments should be clear, concise, and supported by evidence
Key Aspects
- Poets use precise and evocative language
- Arguments must be supported by evidence, such as facts and reasoning
Characters
- The Lakanduwe is the mediator who facilitates the debate
- The Mambabalagtas are the poets who participate in the debate
Characteristics of a Mambabalagtas
- Able to convincingly present their arguments
- Demonstrate good manners during the debate
- Show respect for their opponent
The Audience (Manonood)
- Listen to arguments and potentially judge the debate
- Provide critical analysis of the arguments
Pinagkaugalian (Filipino Literary Traditions)
- Balagtasan shares characteristics with other Filipino poems: rhyme, meter, and rhythm
Tugma (Rhyme)
- Matching of final sounds of words in lines of poetry
Sukat (Meter)
- Pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a line of poetry
Paksang Pagtatalunan (Topic of Debate)
- The main issue debated by the participants
- Frequently current affairs and/or concerns that evoke strong public reactions
- Common themes: politics, economics, culture, relationships, nature, society, education, and daily issues
Panitikan (Possible Additional Topics)
- Political issues: Who benefits more from national development, citizens or the government?
- Cultural issues: Should Filipino characteristics be emulated?
- Economic and cultural issues: Should women work abroad?
Possible Topics of Discussion
- Politics: "Who Contributes More to National Development: Citizens or Government?"
- Culture: "Should Filipino Traits Be Emulated?"
- Economics/Culture: "Should Women Work Abroad?"
Message or Key Ideas
- Delivering a clear message to the audience is a key part of a debate
- Body language, tone, and facial expressions convey the mood
Agreement and Disagreement on Opinions
- Discussions often have different perspectives
- Different views need to be respected for a productive discussion
Expressing Agreement
- Using words like "I agree," "I concur," "I'm with you," or phrases like "You have a good point."
- Examples: "I love your point of view." "Bilib akosa iyongsinasabing...-Ganoon nga.." "Sang-ayon ako....-Sige..." "Kaisa mo ako sa bahaging iyan....-Maaasahan mo ako riyan.."
Disagreeing
- Signal words/phrases: "I disagree," "I don't think so," "I don't agree with that point."
- Examples: "Ayaw ko ang pahayag na.......", "Hindi ako naniniwala riyan......" "Hindi ako sang-ayon dahil....." "Hindi ko matatanggap ang iyong sinabi..."
Understanding Agreement and Disagreement
- Commonly expressed in various contexts: news, radio, television, the internet, interpersonal conversations, among colleagues, employees, and customers
- Respectful communication strategies are important to maintain healthy discussion
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