The emphasis in this form of debate is on persuasiveness, logic, and wit. Unlike in other forms of debate, where the resolution is established well in advance of a tournament and is the same for every round in the tournament, in Parliamentary debate the resolution is usually not established until 10 minutes before the debate round begins, and there is a new resolution for every round of debate. Since it would be unreasonable to expect teams to research every topic they could be possibly be asked to debate, parliamentary debate requires noevidence whatsoever.
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Posted in Daily activity, Lectures, Projects, tagged debate, parliament, prime-minister, public speaking, rules, skills, speech on August 25, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
1st National Conference on Talent Management
Posted in Daily activity, Leadership, Young leaders, tagged Artak, consulting, innovation, management, prime-minister, Sargsyan, Shakaryan, SYL, talent management, Tigran, training, young, Young leaders on October 29, 2009 | 1 Comment »
School for Young Leaders has presented its methodology at the 1st National Conference on Talent Management organised by CSPME (one of the best Management Consulting & Training companies in the Middle East) and Management Mix under patronage of Prime-Minister Tigran Sargsyan.
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