The International Relations Debate Club

This class will thus emphasize the development of cognitive skills such as critical thinking, analysis, and relating different topics to one another. Also, students will get a chance to practice their speaking and class conversation skills. 

I have taught international relations courses and international relations seminars at various university prep schools in Europe and the United States. Furthermore, for a decade I have taught CTY (the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth) international relations summer curses in the USA and Greece.  

50 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.

There are many sources that are used for teaching and discussing international relations in this course. Dr. Brezina studied (and still study) various primary and secondary sources (articles, books, dissertations, etc.) during his years as a teacher and professor of history and international relations that will allow him to interpret the current world affairs objectively and address the full range of a variety of issues facing the world, including marginalized populations. For example, he will draw from The Economist and the Foreign Affairs magazine both of which are commonly used as objective and well-respected sources in the field of international relations. (However, the students are not required to purchase or use these magazines.)