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Be a Team Captain for National Speech and Debate Education Day!
On March 6, we celebrate National Speech and Debate Education Day and the life-changing skills you and millions of other students have learned from this activity. Preparations are already underway for this year, and we're looking for team captains! Sign up to be a captain for your school and receive our toolkit and free resources to help plan how your team will celebrate!
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Extemp Practice Questions
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December Congress Legislation
Member students can prepare to compete with new Congress legislation. The December docket includes legislation regarding tenant protections, increasing the salaries of all public school teachers, protecting the Kurdish people, and more.
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Sample World Schools Motions
Access new prepared and impromptu World Schools motions including pay for stay-at-home parents, the benefits of German reunification, adding ethnic studies as a high school graduation requirement, and more.
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PF Demo Debate
Resource Package subscribers can enjoy a demo debate and reason for decision on the November/December PF topic, Resolved: The benefits of the United States federal government’s use of offensive cyber operations outweigh the harms.
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LD Debate Topic Analysis
Check out an analysis of the current Lincoln-Douglas Debate topic, Resolved: The United States ought to eliminate subsidies for fossil fuels.
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Access Free Resources for Extemp and Interp
Earlier this month, we celebrated the International Day of Persons with Disabilities with a new set of themed resources. Check out posters, a literature collection, Extemp questions, and more!
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Win Scholarships Through The American Legion Oratorical Contest
The American Legion Oratorical Contest presents participants with an academic speaking challenge that develops deeper knowledge of the U.S. Constitution and the responsibilities, rights, and privileges of American citizenship. Competition progresses through local community, regional and state levels, culminating in a national contest every April in Indianapolis where American Legion Oratorical winners certified from each state vie for the top championship title and an $20,000 scholarship.
Each certified state winner participating in the national contest receives a $1,500 scholarship, with those advancing to the second round receiving an additional $1,500 scholarship. For more information about The American Legion Oratorical Contest in your state, click here.
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