by Joshua R | Sep 7, 2012 | From Novice to Intermediate
The title here is deceiving. I write this article not just for novice debaters or people who know novice debaters. I write this also for advanced debaters that are looking for ways to contribute positively to the development of junior debaters. In each section,...
by Joshua R | May 31, 2011 | Uncategorized
This is my initial review of the scope of topics underneath Stoa’s new resolution, and some general observations I’ve had when combing through the literature. A similar post will be made concerning the NCFCA resolution. First, the Topicality....
by Joshua R | Mar 1, 2011 | Research Tips, Strategy
I am not writing this to convince you that a plan advocate is needed for your plan. I will assume you’ve read the first two links at the bottom of my post* before this, and are agreed: You need a plan advocate. But Affirmatives aren’t the only ones that...
by Joshua R | Nov 23, 2010 | Uncategorized
You may think you are “left” or “right.” But I’m telling you that you’ve become your worst nightmare: a centrist. No, I’m not talking political theory here; I’m referring to your theoretical leanings when it comes to the focus of the debate...
by Joshua R | Sep 27, 2010 | Uncategorized
We all have them. And when it comes to debate, it can increase exponentially and become something that drives me crazy. Fortunately, this year, those things are things I can change. Read on. (The following is a hypothetical) You’ve all been there. You’re...
