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BR: D14 What is the hardest part to you re: a speech and debate competition? What are you most worried about? Goals: Continue to discuss the importance of research in being persuasive in a Speech and Debate Competition

Reading: Grab your textbook, and take 5 minutes to read the following pages (& answer the following questions as you do): pp 131-137 What is the first step Sam takes in his research? (p.131) How was the creation of several questions useful to Sam as he began his research? (p. 131, 132) How does Sam cite his quotations / ideas? (p. 133) What happens to Sam’s original thoughts as he researches the topic of prayer in schools? (pp. 134- 135 “Research is both a process of _____________ and a process of establishing_____________________.” (p. 136) What does the author mean when they say to “put in your oar”? (p. 136)

Logical Fallacy of the Day Appeal to Force / argumentum ad baculum This is the use (or threat of the use) of force to convince someone that you are right. Often the more subtle form is used in speech and debate: Form: If you don’t accept X as true, bad things will happen… EXAMPLE:

If you don’t agree with me, then you can’t come to my party!

Research Time: Final Project! Get to work researching the next topic (remember to record citations via APA style) “Resolved: The United States federal government should substantially raise the annual limit for employment-based immigrants, eliminate the per-country limits for employment-based immigrants, and exempt individuals with graduate degrees in science and engineering fields from the numerical limit.