By: Mojahidul Islam || Deputy Head || Dept. of English

Debating is one of the most powerful tools for developing communication, confidence, and critical thinking in students. More than just arguing over opinions, debating teaches young minds how to research, structure ideas, and present arguments with logic and respect.

In a debate, students learn to see both sides of an issue. They practice listening actively, responding thoughtfully, and using facts instead of emotions. These skills are useful not only in academic life but also in real-world situations like interviews, discussions, and decision-making.

Participation in debates also boosts self-confidence. Students learn to speak clearly in front of an audience and defend their viewpoints under pressure. It helps overcome stage fright and sharpens public speaking skills, which are valuable in any career.

At Milestone College, students are encouraged to join debating clubs and competitions to sharpen their minds and grow as leaders. Whether they win or lose, students always gain something from every debate—knowledge, courage, and a broader understanding of the world.

Debating teaches that every issue has more than one perspective—and learning to understand them makes a student wiser, more informed, and better prepared for the future.