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Enrichment Series
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Dive into the most pressing global challenges of our time through the power of debate! This dynamic course empowers students to become effective advocates for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), exploring critical issues from climate action and poverty to sustainable cities and gender equality.
Each session will focus on a new SDG-related topic, challenging students to research diverse perspectives, construct logical arguments, and present compelling cases. We will utilize a collaborative, team-based debate format (two teams of five students each) that ensures active participation and fosters teamwork.
What You'll Learn & Develop:
Deep Understanding of SDGs: Gain in-depth knowledge of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals and their real-world complexities.
Critical Research Skills: Learn to identify credible sources, gather compelling evidence, and analyze complex information.
Logical Argumentation: Master the art of building structured, persuasive arguments and identifying flaws in opposing viewpoints.
Effective Communication: Enhance your public speaking, clarity, and articulation skills through regular debate practice.
Collaborative Teamwork: Work effectively in a team, strategizing and synthesizing arguments to achieve a common goal.
Global Awareness & Advocacy: Develop a stronger voice to advocate for positive change in your community and on the global stage
Each week, students will receive a "Debate Briefing Document" outlining the upcoming SDG topic, resolution, and key research areas. During our live sessions, teams will finalize their arguments, engage in structured debates, and receive constructive feedback to continually refine their skills.
Join us to sharpen your mind, find your voice, and contribute to a more sustainable future!
Target Audience: Students (ages 12-18)
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Suhani T
1/50
Dive into the most pressing global challenges of our time through the power of debate! This dynamic course empowers students to become effective advocates for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), exploring critical issues from climate action and poverty to sustainable cities and gender equality.
Each session will focus on a new SDG-related topic, challenging students to research diverse perspectives, construct logical arguments, and present compelling cases. We will utilize a collaborative, team-based debate format (two teams of five students each) that ensures active participation and fosters teamwork.
What You'll Learn & Develop:
Deep Understanding of SDGs: Gain in-depth knowledge of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals and their real-world complexities.
Critical Research Skills: Learn to identify credible sources, gather compelling evidence, and analyze complex information.
Logical Argumentation: Master the art of building structured, persuasive arguments and identifying flaws in opposing viewpoints.
Effective Communication: Enhance your public speaking, clarity, and articulation skills through regular debate practice.
Collaborative Teamwork: Work effectively in a team, strategizing and synthesizing arguments to achieve a common goal.
Global Awareness & Advocacy: Develop a stronger voice to advocate for positive change in your community and on the global stage
Each week, students will receive a "Debate Briefing Document" outlining the upcoming SDG topic, resolution, and key research areas. During our live sessions, teams will finalize their arguments, engage in structured debates, and receive constructive feedback to continually refine their skills.
Join us to sharpen your mind, find your voice, and contribute to a more sustainable future!
Target Audience: Students (ages 12-18)
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Suhani T
4/50
Debates
2nd session
In each session we will pick a topic which is scientific, philosophical & has ethical dilemmas in it. You can debate, discuss & share your perspectives & ideas in this session
I promise this can improve your critical thinking & communication skills
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Venkat K
12/30
Co host accepted...
This session explores the enduring clash between two of the most influential economic and political ideologies of the modern world: Communism and Capitalism. Participants will engage in a structured debate and open discussion that highlights not only the theoretical foundations of each system but also their practical implications in history, society, and everyday life.
Key Themes
- Ideological Roots: Marxist visions of equality vs. capitalist emphasis on freedom and markets.
- Paradoxes in Practice: Symbolic promises of each system compared with their operational realities.
- Global Narratives: How communism and capitalism have shaped wars, revolutions, and cultural identities.
- Contemporary Relevance: From state-owned enterprises to tech monopolies—where do these systems stand today?
Purpose
The goal is not to crown a winner but to illuminate the paradoxes: equality vs. efficiency, collective good vs. individual freedom, symbolism vs. survival. By the end, participants will leave with sharper analytical tools and a deeper appreciation of how these ideologies continue to shape our world.
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Raunak S
3 spots left!
Dive into the most pressing global challenges of our time through the power of debate! This dynamic course empowers students to become effective advocates for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), exploring critical issues from climate action and poverty to sustainable cities and gender equality.
Each session will focus on a new SDG-related topic, challenging students to research diverse perspectives, construct logical arguments, and present compelling cases. We will utilize a collaborative, team-based debate format (two teams of five students each) that ensures active participation and fosters teamwork.
What You'll Learn & Develop:
Deep Understanding of SDGs: Gain in-depth knowledge of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals and their real-world complexities.
Critical Research Skills: Learn to identify credible sources, gather compelling evidence, and analyze complex information.
Logical Argumentation: Master the art of building structured, persuasive arguments and identifying flaws in opposing viewpoints.
Effective Communication: Enhance your public speaking, clarity, and articulation skills through regular debate practice.
Collaborative Teamwork: Work effectively in a team, strategizing and synthesizing arguments to achieve a common goal.
Global Awareness & Advocacy: Develop a stronger voice to advocate for positive change in your community and on the global stage
Each week, students will receive a "Debate Briefing Document" outlining the upcoming SDG topic, resolution, and key research areas. During our live sessions, teams will finalize their arguments, engage in structured debates, and receive constructive feedback to continually refine their skills.
Join us to sharpen your mind, find your voice, and contribute to a more sustainable future!
Target Audience: Students (ages 12-18)
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Suhani T
12/50
DebateCraft PF Winter Course
4th session
Public Forum is a prepared debate style prevalent in the US and China. With the expertise of our PF coaches, you will learn how to debate in the PF format, how to cut cards, and more. These skills are highly applicable to any research or policy work. We highly encourage everyone to sign up for this course as it gives students a much stronger content base on global issues ranging from economics to international relations and more through application of rebuttal and impacting.
Key Features:
A unique exposure to Public Forum from experienced debaters
Access to extensive case files
High-level debate rounds
Comprehensive feedback and coaching
AZ
Arthur Z
Registration full.
🕊️ Model United Nations 101 for Beginners! 🌐
4th session
Each week, we'll go over essential basics of MUN, everything from Rules of Procedure, how to write opening speech, and resolution paper. We'll also be sharing some secret tips and skills that can help you stand out and even win Best Delegate! ✨📣
DK
Doah K
16/30
🧐 How to become a better SPEAKER 🔈
9th session
Do you want to know how to give a powerful speech? How do you talk with confidence?
This session is specifically to train YOU and other learners to learn how to become a public speaker! This is for learners who want to improve their public speaking skills over the summer and learn tips and tricks from an experienced debater/public speaker!
If you want to become better at speaking... This is for YOU!
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JL
Josephine L
1 spot left!
An outlet for teens to discuss politics, debate, and learn from each other in a safe, engaging space.
What We Do:
🗞️ Analyze current events and global issues
🗳️ Debate topics on politics, social justice, and identity
🔗 Connect today’s headlines to historical roots
🤝 Build confidence, critical thinking, and leadership skills
This is your chance to speak up, challenge ideas, and grow together while staying informed about the world.
MM
Mami M
9/500
📣 Debate (Tips & Tricks) for Beginners 🗣️
23rd session
Each week, we will look at controversial topics, learn about recent news, and implement that knowledge into actual debates that we will do i n class. This series is for people who want to learn how to debate or learn tricks and tips to become better at it! So this series is specifically for beginners. If you already know a decent amount of debate, then I'd say this place isn't really for you!
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Josephine L
1 spot left!