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Club Meeting Information
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Time
Monday, 5:00 - 7:00 pm • IE Club
Monday, 5:00 - 7:30 pm • Little Stars & Juniors
Monday, 7:00 - 9:00 pm • Debate Club
Location
Conestoga Mennonite Church
2769 Main Street • Morgantown, PA 19543
Contact
Jennifer Grant, coachjen@ccofpa.org |
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CCofPA
club meetings are held weekly during which time debate format
and theory, logic, Internet research, and public speaking
skills are taught and practiced. Related homework is assigned
and opportunities are provided to apply learned communication
skills through a variety of means during the course of the
season. Eligible students (ages 12-18) may compete in NCFCA
sanctioned tournaments in the following categories: |
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Individual
Events (IEs) |
Students
have the opportunity to participate in a variety of individual
public speaking events (IEs) during the season in the following
categories: Interpretive Events, Platform Events, and Limited
Preparation Events.
For
an explanation of the particular characteristics and criteria
for these events, see our information regarding NCFCA
Individual Events.
All
speeches should be in good taste and be of good literary content;
they should promote moral principles and should not be blasphemous
or irreverent, and should not contain sexual content, mockery
of Biblical characters or principles, or cursing. IE pieces
are subject to the approval of the IE Coordinator and the
Club Administrator. |
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Team
Policy Debate |
Students
work in a team of two to research and organize information
needed to develop both affirmative and negative arguments
for the current NCFCA
team policy debate resolution.
Policy debate involves an analysis and argumentation of the
current policy, including its problems and possible remedies.
Teams compete in tournaments hosted in various locations throughout
the season, as well as in local scrimmages and club breakout
sessions. |
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Lincoln
Douglas Debate (LD) |
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one-on-one debate style involves the analysis and comparison
of two different values, which a given policy upholds or fulfills.
Students work individually to research and organize information
needed to address the current NCFCA
Lincoln Douglas debate resolution, which differs from the
team policy debate resolution. |
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