by CoachJen | Feb 26, 2009 | Coaching
Hey blog subscribers- I’m the new kid in town- Isaiah and I have become cohorts of sorts and he’s asked me to explain drills, etc. that the members of my debate team (Arx Axiom) have been found doing at tournaments. Before we go into that, a lil’...
by Isaiah McPeak | Feb 20, 2009 | Coaching
I believe I have written here in the past about openness, sharing, and giving one’s case to opponents as soon as postings go up. Having done this through high school successfully, I learned that it creates a more learning-friendly environment, pokes holes in my...
by Isaiah McPeak | Nov 22, 2008 | Uncategorized
The moment many have been waiting for… (hey wow, the subscriptions to this blog have tripled from last year…) … help with Cross Examination! Jordan Lorence, seasoned attorney at the Alliance Defense Fund (who gets my friends at PHC in...
by Isaiah McPeak | Nov 22, 2008 | Strategy
An Ethos user recently asked: Neither of us are good with DA’s. I generally can do T, Inh, and sig, which is what I did all last year. I’ve actually been thinking of solvency points lately, too, which is great… the thing is, though, I’m...
by Isaiah McPeak | Oct 29, 2008 | Coaching, Featured, Guest Posts, Strategy
Dr. Srader, professor at Northwestern Christian University, “What Inherency USED to be,” October 29, 2008 I often tell people that debate is a sport. A day full of debates is physically exhausting, and there are far more things about debate that are...
