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From:Intelligence Squared <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Subject: Debate Like a World Champion, with the BBC's Megha Mohan Date: Fri, 29 Mar 2019 10:35:51 +0000 Trouble viewing this email? View this email in your browser EFTA01034285 Debate Like a World Champion Debate Like a World Champion Two-day debating workshop for young people 10TH AND 11TH APRIL 2019 LATYMER UPPER SCHOOL Speaker: Megha Mohan EFTA01034286 In partnership with: BUY TICKETS Give your children the gift of self-confidence by booking them a place on our next debating workshop for students from Year 5 to Year 11. Taking place during half term on April 10th and 11th, the workshop is designed both for beginners and for those who have attended previous courses and would like to build on what they learned. In small groups matching their age and experience, students will be able to practise their public-speaking skills and expand their knowledge of the big issues of the day. They will learn from our team of experts how to craft a logical argument and win over an audience; and they will also be taught the all- important tool of listening to the case made by others and responding. The course culminates in a grand debate finale when the students put their newfound skills to the test. On the afternoon of the 10th, there will be a special address by Megha Mohan, who will relate her inspiring life story as the BBC's first gender and identity correspondent. Students are split into groups according to their school year and experience. Junior Stream: Confidence, expressing yourself, public speaking, current affairs Debating is a great way to gain confidence, develop key skills and enhance awareness of the world around you. Using energetic and interactive games, our highly-motivated mentors introduce students to the art of debate. We use debating as a vehicle to develop all of these attributes, while engaging with topics ranging from the morality of artificial intelligence to whether politicians EFTA01034287 are paid too little. Advanced Stream: Thinking critically, case-building, analysis, help with GCSEs Irrespective of previous experience, learning to debate is a sure-fire way to enhance key skills, deepen knowledge of current affairs, gain new perspectives and improve academic attainment. It is in this stream where students can really put their competitive debating into practice — a proven and powerful way to stand out in every area of life. During the school holidays we run two-day debating workshops for students to learn these skills. For further details click here. Parent and Student Testimonials 'I enjoyed it so much I did it twice! It gave me the opportunity to meet lots of different people my age who were all really interested and engaged in debating. I found that it helped me to structure and understand arguments, which has been really useful in both debating and school work.' 'I just wanted to say thank you for running such a fantastic workshop. Both our children were really hesitant but couldn't wait to go back for the second day. The quality of their arguments has improved which has had a positive impact on academic performance. We're very glad we chose to send them!' EFTA01034288 a How I Found My Voice EFTA01034289 LISTEN NOW Our New Podcast: Episode 2 with Katherine Ryan How I Found My Voice is a new Intelligence Squared podcast that explores how some of the world's greatest artists and thinkers became such compelling — and unique — communicators. In this week's episode Samira Ahmed speaks to comedian Katherine Ryan. From working at Hooters and her first stand-up gigs to watching TV with her mum, they discuss the moments that inspired Katherine to find her voice and, in her own words, be a disruptive woman. EFTA01034290 Intelligence Squared is proudly supported by its media partner: This email was sent to jecnaftwtom v,±y7 did 1 get this? unsubscribe from this list update subscription preferences Intelligence Squared (UK) Ltd • Newcombe House • 45 Notting Hill Gate. London W11 3LO United Kingdom EFTA01034291

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