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Debate Camp for Beginners
English
Let's Argue: Marvel Debate FLEX Class
In this flex class, students will debate using multiple prompts based on the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
There are no upcoming classes.
11-16
year olds
2-10
learners per class
$65
Charged upfront
$11 per week
Flexible schedule
Over 6 weeks
No live meetings
There are no open spots for this class.
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Description
Class Experience
Week 1: Students will introduce themselves to each other on the class discussion board. They will state their names, favorite Marvel characters, and one strong opinion they have on the Marvel universe. In a recording, I will introduce the course and explain how the debates will work, and I will provide the list of prompts for students to prepare/brush up on MCU content along with a list of what content may be most relevant. Week 2: In this week's recording, I will cover the potential of...
Students will enhance their critical thinking skills by having to debate something they may or may not agree with personally.
While I was earning my degree, I was required to write essays that argued for an opposing viewpoint than my own. This enhanced my critical thinking skills. I can see why others can come to a certain conclusion, and if I'm debating with them, I can acknowledge and refute it. It's a useful skill for academic achievement and for life in general. My major in college included focuses on film analysis and popular culture analysis, which is what I like to focus on in my Outschool classes. Watching and working with films has always been preferable/easier for me as a learner and as an educator because it is easier to focus on/process while still serving as an academic text to analyze. When I started teaching on Outschool, I wanted to appeal to learners with a similar learning style to my own.
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Learner progress is assessed solely on participation.
No live meetings, and maybe some time outside of class.
MCU content is PG-13/TV-14
Teacher
Cori ChapmanEnglish Teacher and Freelance Writer With Focus on Film and Pop Culture Analysis
112 total reviews
154 completed classes
About Me
As human beings, we are always consuming popular culture. Streaming services like Netflix, Disney+, and Hulu have taken over our televisions with entertaining original series. As an Outschool teacher and avid binge-watcher, I create courses using...
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