An interesting and challenging question was posed over at SoCal-LD.net on the Teleology of Debate. I have struggled with this in my own coaching, not only in debate but also in IEs. After all, everything we do in forensics is highly formulaic and not necessarily what works best in the “real world”. But, I think [...]
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Sorry for the slow start in the new year. Lots of stuff going on and that whole vacation thing is happening. But, I’m going back to class and back to a (hopefully) more regular posting schedule next week.
I came across a blog entry on Ian’s Messy Desk about this google resource for tracking flights. It could [...]
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This message appeared on edebate this week and I thought I would pass it on to those of you who may not be on that listserv. I took a look at it and I think it would be helpful for your classes, parliamentary debaters, as well as novice policy debaters! Thanks Brooks!
I would like to introduce to [...]
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