Lots of experienced debaters keep discussing what might be the best way to adjudicate in British Parliamentary Style. Today, Stefan Torges wants to discuss the perfect adjudicator's position.
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Is the ideal judge a blank slate?
Lots of experienced debaters keep discussing what might be the best way to adjudicate in British Parliamentary Style. Today, Stefan Torges wants to discuss the perfect adjudicator's position.
... I pack my bags and take…: An EUDC-Guide for Beginners
Coming Sunday at the 14th August the European Debating Championship 2016 will take place in Warsaw and, as usual, the Achte Minute will be there to report. But for now the big question is not yet who managed to break but rather what to bring along. As a wonderful German proverb states: "Life ain't no pony yard" - it means that life isn't easy. Most participants have to pack their own bags, since mother or father don't do it for them anymore. So we want to have a chat out of the sewing box with you about things we deem ... Debaters at the WSDC – Part 2
On the 19th-29th Juli the World Schools Debating Championships take place in and around Stuttgart, Germany (an article about the WSDC 2016 can be found here). The Achte Minute was visiting the event and we’ve interviewed some of the participating debaters from all around the world. Because of the large number of interviews the first part of this Mittwochs-Feature was already published yesterday.
In this part you can find the interviews with:
Naz Gocek, Branksome Hall - Canada
Barbara Krumpholz, Europäisches Gymnasium Bertha-von-Suttner - Germany
Thomas Murphy, Dubai College - United Arabic Emirates
Abhaya Gauchan, Ratobangala School - Nepal
Naz Gocek, Branksome Hall - Canada
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Jul 27th, 2016 |
By Achte Minute |
Category: International, Menschen, Mittwochs-Feature, Turniere |
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