Grading Interpretation

Support relevant to the claims made.

When a claim is made, we expect that supporting evidence is presented.

Make sure the evidence presented relates to and actually supports the claim.
Help us understand the quality of the support by citing and qualifying the source.

Note	Symbol Key:	Interpretation
! =	SUPERIOR	Your claims were very well supported with supporting material that was relevant from trust-worthy sources.
+ =	EFFECTIVE	Your claims were well supported with supporting material that was relevant from trust-worthy sources.
+ =	PROBLEMATIC	Make sure that your supporting material actually supports the point you are making; make the relevance clear to us.
– =	DETRIMENTAL	The supporting material introduced to support your claims did not seem to actually relate to the claims made.
BIAS	BIASED SUPPORT	Some of your supporting material was from clearly biased sources. Have more balance to your supporting material sources to avoid being seen as biased yourself; An important concern in this informative round of speeches.