International Extemporaneous

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

1. 2 Anyone can suggest an idea for a law. Only Members of Congress can introduce a proposed law to the House or Senate. 3.

Advertisements

How a Bill grows up and becomes a Law…

HOW A BILL BECOMES A LAW. INTRODUCTION OF A BILL Both the House of Representatives and the Senate can introduce a bill Only the House of Representatives.

Legislative BranchReview

The Legislative Process Chapter 12 – how a bill becomes law.

How a bill becomes a law? The Legislative Process.

How a Bill Becomes a Law A bill may be introduced in either chamber (House or Senate). The path we will document is of a bill that begins in the House.

Cary Academy Speech & Debate Team. Lincoln Douglas Debate one on one Format is similar to the 7 th Grade Great Debates. Topic changes every 2 months.

1. 2 Who can propose a law? Anyone can suggest an idea for a law. However, only a Member of Congress can take a proposed law to the House of Representatives.

Who can propose a law? Anyone can suggest an idea for a law. However, only a Member of Congress can take a proposed law to the House of Representatives.

 Comes from a series of recorded historical debates that took place between Stephen Douglas and Abraham Lincoln in 1858  Lincoln was arguing that slavery.

A Bill is an idea for a law Must be proposed by a legislator – Member of the House of Reps. or the Senate Then it goes through a process in Congress.

The process from being a bill to becoming a law is very tough.

AN INTRODUCTION COMPETITION DEBATES. DEBATE Debate is essentially the art of arguing a point, policy or proposition of value. When participating in a.

How a Bill Becomes A Law. Legislation is Introduced House: Legislation is handed to the Clerk House: Legislation is handed to the Clerk Senate: Members.

DRAFTING YOUR BILL The legislative process. Homework Work on your paper! with questions or come see me in 215.

1. 2 Who can propose a law? Anyone can suggest an idea for a law. However, only a Member of Congress can take a proposed law to the House of Representatives.

1. 2 Who can propose a law? Anyone can suggest an idea for a law. However, only a Member of Congress can take a proposed law to the House of Representatives.

Debating Legislation – now that we’ve turned in our bills… We follow rules of procedure…aka Parliamentary Procedure aka Parli Pro You are a delegate in.

Legislative Process: Beginning  1. can draft/write a bill as long as it is or introduced by a  2. Formal of the bill  3. Referred to appropriate for.

Debate, Public Speaking, and Speech Events

How a bill becomes law Mr. Langford’s class. Overview Where a bill comes from? Who decides it fate? What happens when? Who reviews it? Where does it go?

Successful Arguments Debate Teams. What are debate teams? Two teams oppose each other on a given topic. All debates are a “pro/con” situation. One team.

Basic Structure of a Round. a) Before the Round Pre-flowed arguments.

Who Does What in the Government?

How a Bill Becomes a Law Class Notes.

Why do people create, structure, and change governments?

Making Law Chapter 12 Sections 3 & 4.

Extemporaneous Speaking

The Legislative Process

A Bill Becomes A Law House of Representatives Senate.

Chapter 22 How does Congress Perform its Function in the American Political System.

Analyze a problem Conduct research Utilize principles of argumentation

Class Activity and debate

Unit 5: The Legislative Branch

A Bill Becomes A Law House of Representatives Senate.

Congress in Action.

Willard High School Speech & Debate Tournament— October 20-21

3.9 How a Bill Becomes a Law.

The Legislative Process Chapter 12 – how a bill becomes law

Bell ringer Write three facts from this video. They must pertain to how a bill becomes a law.

How Laws are Made.

Lawmaking Process at the National Level

Format Affirmative Constructive - 5 minutes

How A Bill Becomes A Law Chapter 12 Government Veto New Law

Elementary School Debate Round

The Law Making Process – Passage of Legislation

Congress: Functions and Structures

A Bill Becomes A Law House of Representatives Senate.

How Does a Bill Become a Law?

How a Bill Becomes a Law.

* 07/16/96 How a Bill Becomes a Law *.

Part IV: How a Bill becomes a Law

8 STUDENT CONGRESS 8.1 Bills and Resolutions 8.2 Research and Writing

Debate and Speech Events

How a Bill Becomes Law.

How a Bill Becomes a Law.

. A. Bill continues on his pact if a MAJORITY OF THE HOUSE? SENATE PASSES THE BILL.

(Congressional Debate)

HOW A BILL BECOMES A LAW.

* 07/16/96 Mr. McBryde’s Class 7th Grade Texas History *

* 07/16/96 How a Bill Becomes a Law *.

Presentation transcript:

International Extemporaneous International Extemp (IX) is a speech about current international events. You are given 30 minutes to write a 7 minute speech about a topic that you pull from an envelope. It is usually about how to deal with a problem, or just what is going on in another country. Examples: What will be Kofi Annan’s legacy be? What will be the result of sanctions against North Korea?

Domestic Extemporaneous Domestic Extemp (DX) is the exact same as International Extemp, but it uses domestic topics. Questions are usually about our President, or current events that we are hearing about on the news. Examples: Has Puerto Rico recovered from Hurricane Harvey? Will Mollie Tibbits reframe the immigration debate?

Congress In Congress, you are put into either the Senate or House of Representatives. From there you debate congressional legislation in the form of parliamentary procedure. The topics are usually brought up by schools before tournaments, and we submit bills for it. There is plenty of time to prepare. In Congress, you debate the passage of a law. First there is an opening speech, then a pro speech, then a con speech, you end with a vote on whether the bill should pass or fail.

Big Questions Debate Resolved: Humans are primarily driven by self-interest. Students can compete as individuals or as a team, this means rounds can be 1 vs. 1, 2 vs. 2, or 1 vs. 2. Affirmative Constructive – 5 minutes Affirmative Consolidation – 3 minutes Negative Constructive – 5 minutes Negative Consolidation – 3 minutes Question Segment – 3 minutes Affirmative Rationale – 3 minutes Affirmative Rebuttal – 4 minutes Negative Rationale – 3 minutes Negative Rebuttal – 4 minutes Question Segment – 3 minutes

Impromptu Impromptu is a speech that is no longer offered at every tournament. It may be at some as a consolation event if you do not break to finals. You have 5 minutes to create a speech that is 5 minutes long. Topics can be things like quotes, or an object.