Devils Advocate

  • Builds confidence in public speaking.
  • Encourages empathy by exploring another perspective.
  • Turns disagreement into a productive tool for learning.
  • Prepares learners for real world problem solving where opinions often differ.


Classrooms:
Develop debate, reasoning, collaboration skills.
Professional training: Strengthen argumentation, analytical thinking.
Community projects: Explore complex issues through different viewpoints.


Two participants sit face to face. One defends a position while the other takes the opposite view. The devils advocate questions assumptions, raises objections & offers counterarguments. The exchange continues until both sides reach a clearer understanding of the issue.

Devils Advocate

Conclusion


The Devil’s Advocate approach is more than an activity. It is a mindset. By learning to challenge both sides, students grow into stronger thinkers, better problem solvers, more prepared for the challenges of exams, workplaces and daily life.