Fall Course Outline
|
Week |
Topics/Activities | Text Readings | Internet Readings | Assignments |
| 1 - 28 Aug | Class Intro and Activities/ Topic Discussion* |
Online Reading | Introduction to Debate | Where to find Topic Research. |
| 2 - 2 & 4 Sep | Intro to
Stock Issues/ CX Format/ Topic Discussion* |
Chap 1 | How to Research | Watch a Policy Debate |
| 3 - 9 & 11 Sep | Research/Plan/Case/Flowing | Chap 2 | How to construct the aff case | Watch Evidence Video |
| 4 - 16 & 18 Sep | Fallacies/Judging/Practice Round | Chap 3 | Fallacy List | Turn in Evid Briefs |
| 5 - 23 & 25 Sep | CX in Class (A-G) (C-H) | Chap 10 | View a Sample Case | Stock Issues Video |
| 6 - 30 Sep & 2 Oct | CX in Class (B-I) (D-J) | Chap 4 | Outline of a debate | Turn in Aff Case |
| 7 - 7 & 9 Oct | CX in Class (E-A) (F-B) | Chap 5 | Aff Case Format | Disadvantages |
| 8 - 14 Oct | CX in Class (G-C) (H-D) (2 in 1 Day) | Chap 6 | Choose LD Topic | |
| 9 - 21 & 23 Oct | CX in Class (I-E) (J-F) (2 in 1 Day) /Value Debate /LD Demo | Chap 7 | Intro to the value premise | How to win at L/D |
| 10 - 28 & 30 Oct |
LD in Class (A-B) (C-D) (E-F) (G-H) |
Chap 8 | Sample LD | Watch L/D Videos |
| 11 - 4 & 6 Nov |
LD in Class (I-J) (K-L) (M-N) (O-P) (Q-R) (S-A) |
Chap 9 |
Sample LD Aff Sample LD Neg |
Sample Aff LD Sample Neg LD |
| 12 - 11 & 13 Nov | LD in Class (B-C) (D-E) (F-G) (H-I) (J-K) (L-M) |
Chap 11 | Intro Parli Debate | Turn In Comp Briefs (Outlines) |
| 13 - 18 & 20 Nov | LD in Class (N-O) (P-Q) (R-S) Factual Debate/Parli Demo |
Chap 12 | Sample Parli | Watch a Parli Debate |
| 14 - 25 Nov | Parli in Class (A-B) (C-D) | Chap 13 | List of Parli Topics | Parli Notes (1) & (2) |
| 15 - 2 & 4 Dec | Parli in Class (E-F) (G-H) (I-J) (B-C) |
Chap 14 | Turn in Outside Flows | |
| 16 - 9 & 11 Dec | Parli in Class (D-E) (F-G) (H-I) (J-A) |
Chap 15 | ||
| Finals Day 18 Dec |
9 AM -11AM Make Up Debates |
All work is "over" due. |
Team Debate Topic: Resolved: That
the United States federal government should substantially change its drug
policy.
LD Topic: Resolved: Limiting
economic inequality ought to be a more important social goal than maximizing
economic freedom.
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Updated 20 Oct 2008