Class Clash
A structured debate, scored in real time. Teams argue, rebut, and face cross-examination — the class votes on who argued best.
Class Clash generates a team-based debate with a topic statement, pro-team and con-team argument scaffolding, and an intensity setting (Mild, Moderate, or Strong) that controls argument complexity. Argument count scales with CEFR level.
Class Clash generates a complete team debate framework from a single topic input. The output includes a clear debate proposition, a pro team and a con team — each with a title, 3–5 keywords, and 1–3 short bullet-point arguments. Intensity controls how controversial the generated statement itself is, not the amount of scaffolding: Mild produces low-stakes, fun opinions ('Pineapple belongs on pizza'), Moderate produces standard classroom debate topics ('School uniforms should be mandatory'), and Strong produces more complex ethical or societal issues ('Social media has a negative impact on society').
Required. One name per line.
Required. One name per line.