Final Presentation Framework:

1. Introduction (by SEB as the Judge) - 1 minute

• Opening Remarks: Briefly introduce the topic, emphasizing its relevance and importance in
today's digital age.
• Presentation of Motion: Clearly state the motion for the session: "This house believes that
social media does more harm than good to the mental wellbeing of young people."
• Role Explanation: Outline the roles of the prosecution and defense, setting the stage for a
structured debate.

2. Presentation of Key Facts, Statistics, and Research Findings - 3 minutes

• 1.5 minutes for each group
• Negative impacts of social media (Alvin): Discuss the psychological and social
challenges linked to excessive social media use, such as anxiety, depression, and
isolation.
• Positive effects of social media (Kevin): Highlight the benefits of social media,
such as fostering connections, supporting mental health awareness, and providing
educational resources.

3. Presentation of Diverse Perspectives and Opinions - 3 minutes

• 1.5 minutes for each group
• Additional positive perspectives and user stories (Ethan): Share real-life examples
and narratives that demonstrate the supportive and empowering aspects of social
media for young individuals.
• Additional negative impacts and statistics (Peter): Provide further evidence and
statistics showing the broader effects of social media, such as disruptions in sleep
patterns and impacts on academic performance.

4. Presentation of Recommendations or Solutions - 2 minute

• Joint Presentation by Both Teams – 1 minute for each group
• Mitigation strategies (Alvin and Peter): Suggest practical ways to mitigate the
negative impacts of social media, like implementing screen time limits and
promoting digital literacy.
• Enhancements and proactive measures (Ethan and Kevin): Propose initiatives to
enhance the positive aspects, such as encouraging peer support groups and
promoting positive content.

5. Conclusion (by SEB as the Judge) - 1 minute

• Summary of Arguments: Recap the key points and arguments presented by both sides.
• Reflective Verdict: Provide a balanced reflection, acknowledging the complex nature of
social media's impact on mental health.
• Final Call to Action: Encourage the audience to think critically about their own social media
use and to take active steps based on the recommendations discussed.