디즈니 토론 클럽 – 대중 연설 및 토론 수업 소개

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In this class, learners will practice their public speaking and debating skills while discussing Disney/Pixar topics. The class will start with a brief introduction to a speech and debate skill. Each class, the learners will try to implement this skill in their speech. 

Some of the skills may include:
-        Organizing thoughts before speaking 
-        Listening and understanding other students’ arguments
-        Structured story telling
-        Asking thoughtful questions
 
The class will move on to giving the learners a Disney/Pixar related topic. In case learners haven’t seen the movie of interest, some context will be provided. 

Learners will then have 5 minutes to write an argument either for the topic or against the topic.

Learners are encouraged to ask a question to at least one other speaker to motivate everyone to listen to each other’s speeches and stay engaged for the full duration of class. This question session often leads to short pieces of rebuttal on both the questioner’s behalf and the speaker’s behalf.

We will encourage learners to speak in every class and challenge them to improve their debate skills. 
No experience is required to take this class. It is recommended that students watch the movie that will be discussed, but it is not required.  

Upcoming Topics:  
Week of 1/12/25: Sometimes it’s okay to disobey your parents. (Cinderella)
Week of 1/19/25: Alice shouldn't have followed the instructions of the "Eat Me" and "Drink Me" labels. (Alice in Wonderland)
Week of 1/26/25: Animatronic figures are better than screens for making a fun theme park ride. (Disney Parks)
Week of 2/2/25: It would be fun to be a kid forever. (Peter Pan)
Week of 2/9/25: We should steal from the rich to give to the poor. (Robin Hood)
Week of 2/16/25: It would be fun to switch bodies with your parent for one day (Freaky Friday).
Week of 2/23/25: Everyone’s nose should grow when they lie. (Pinocchio)