[JR] Definitions and Models | Community Support, Welfare and Assistance

ENGLISH DEBATE

COMMUNITY SUPPORT WELFARE AND ASSISTANCE TO THOSE IN NEED DEFINITIONS & MODELS

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DEBATE & PUBLIC SPEAKING

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SERVE AND PROTECT Warm Up Activity

What is Comm Different Type Service Community Se Personal Grow

What is a policy?

Government & Opposition Have Equal Capital / Resources: How to construct it?

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CLASS OVERVIEW

Overview By the end of today’s class, you’ll learn:

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Case building-how to make a policy

Community service and its types

Personal benefits of doing community work

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WARM UP ACTIVITY SERVE AND PROTECT SERVE AND PROTECT Warm Up Activity

What is Comm Different Type Service Community Se Personal Grow

What is a policy?

Government & Opposition Have Equal Capital / Resources: How to construct it?

When do we use it?

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WARM UP ACTIVITY | SERVE AND PROTECT

Serve and Protect Warm up Activity

Time Given 3 mins: Prepare 2 mins: Speak

Activity Instructions We want you to tell us about a problem you think your neighborhood is currently suffering from and how you would like to combat/solve it.

Guidelines & Directions You can talk about your own neighbourhood or about something you might have seen somewhere else.

E.g. Kids under the block like to play football. There’s a lot of noise when they kick the ball against the wall and when they shout and celebrate.

Build a football court nearby but far from residential area!

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PART ONE: CASE BUILDING SERVE AND PROTECT Warm Up Activity

What is Comm Different Type Service Community Se Personal Grow

What is a policy?

Government & Opposition Have Equal Capital / Resources: How to construct it?

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PART 1: P FOR POLICY

What is a policy?

A policy is a system of guidelines set by your debate team.

It can also be referred to as implementing a procedure by a governing body to reach the particular goal of the debate.

It is the way you intend to execute the planned proposal.

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Example: THBT all students have to volunteer for community service.

The expectation from a policy would be to show: What type of community service is included How many hours will students be required to give Is it graded or just a pass/fail mark Are there punishments for students who skip them What other considerations should be part of the policy?

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PART 1: P FOR POLICY

Lets try this with another example: THW ban plastic surgery [e.g. making their eyes bigger or nose smaller] A policy would be to show how exactly you want to carry out the ban the punishments that would be handed out (if anyone were to perform or undergo the procedure secretly!)

Class Discussion

How would you look to make community servic a compulsory part of school?

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PART 1: P FOR POLICY

How to construct a policy Construction of a policy is very simple if you are clear on what you want to achieve by the end of the debate. There are a few guidelines to consider when constructing a policy:

Goal What do you want to achieve by this policy?

Stakeholders Who are the important stakeholders in this policy and how do we manage them?

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How How do we execute this policy?

Exceptions Will this policy apply to every situation or will there be any exceptions?

DEBATE & PUBLIC SPEAKING

PART 1: P FOR POLICY

Let's do a sample motion using the guidelines: THW let people to decide if police officers should carry guns in their area

What do you want to achieve by this policy?

We want to give communities the ability to decide how police officers should act in their area.

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Who are the stakeholders?

Members of the community: We will ask them to vote in community hall elections.

They should select “Yes” or “No” How do they ‘decide’?

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Let's do a sample motion using the guidelines: THW let people to decide if police officers should carry guns in their area

How do we execute this policy?

We execute it by showing the cases in which guns came in handy and how police officers would handle the situations if they didn’t carry a gun.

We will also host community debates so that people on both sides can discuss the pros and cons.

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Are there any exceptions to this policy?

It applies to everyone who is above the legal voting age of 18, however it is not mandatory to vote.

Police officers cannot vote.

DEBATE & PUBLIC SPEAKING

PART 1: P FOR POLICY

Let's do another sample motion using the guidelines: THW ban plastic surgery (cosmetic surgery)

What do you want to achieve by this policy?

We want to stop people from being hurt when they get plastic surgery done.

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How are you going to execute this policy?

Hospitals and doctors will not be allowed to offer cosmetic surgeries.

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PART 1: P FOR POLICY

Let's do another sample motion using the guidelines: THW ban plastic cosmetic surgery How do we execute this policy?

We execute it with strict monitoring by police and health officials. Anyone breaking this law will be fined and doctors may lose their license.

Patients will also be fined.

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Will this policy apply to every situation or will there be any exceptions?

It applies to everyone, except life-threatening cases such as car crashes or acid victims for whom this surgery is unavoidable.

E.g. Skin grafting surgeries DEBATE & PUBLIC SPEAKING

PART 1: P FOR POLICY

When do we use it?

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1. Usually motions containing “This House Would” at the beginning will require you to give a policy.

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You should also use a policy in situations where you feel the opposition may come up with questions to hurt your arguments.

For example, it is likely your opposition will ask that some people need cosmetic surgery as a life-saving procedure. You make those victims an exception in your policy even before they get to ask you about it.

DEBATE & PUBLIC SPEAKING

GROUP ACTIVITY | POLICY CONSTRUCTION

Policy Construction Group Activity

Time Given 5 mins: Prepare 2 mins: Speak

Activity Instructions You will be divided into groups.

After 5 mins, you will nominate one person to present your policy

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GROUP ACTIVITY | POLICY CONSTRUCTION

Policy Construction Group Activity

Guidelines & Directions Follow this structure: What do you want to achieve by this policy?

Who are the important stakeholders in this policy and how do we manage them?

How do we execute this policy?

Will this policy apply to every situation or will there be any exceptions?

Motions: a.

NO TO MOVING!!!

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THW clear out a village to develop a new international airport

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This House Would close the beach on Sundays for beach cleaning activities

DEBATE & PUBLIC SPEAKING

PART 1: P FOR POLICY

Government and opposition policies have Equal Capital / Resources When both sides are arguing about passing different policies or solutions to the same problem, debaters and judges should assume that both teams will have the same amount of resources (e.g. money, time, and effort by people) to make their policy happen.

E.g. If you can pay villagers to move out, you can use the same money to buy another plot of land for the airport.

E.g. If you can close the beach on Sundays, you can also close the beach on other days and other times.

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DEBATE & PUBLIC SPEAKING

FEEDBACK

Feedback Now it's time for me to give you feedback on the activity. The feedback will cover two aspects: 1. Were you able to state clearly what you want to achieve by the policy?

2. Were you able to show a clear method in which the policy will be executed?

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DEBATE & PUBLIC SPEAKING

PART TWO:

INTRO TO COMMUNITY SU SERVE AND PROTECT Warm Up Activity

What is Comm Different Type Service Community Se Personal Grow

What is a policy?

What is a FIAT? Government & Opposition Have Equal Capital / Resources: How to construct it?

When do we use it?

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PART 2: INTRO TO COMMUNITY SUPPORT

What is community service?

Community service and assistance refer to activities and programs aimed at providing support, help, and positive contributions to a community. These efforts are often voluntary and undertaken by individuals, groups, or organizations with the goal of improving the well-being of the community as a whole

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DEBATE & PUBLIC SPEAKING

PART 2: INTRO TO COMMUNITY SUPPORT

Different types of community service: Here are some of the different types of community services that are prominent

Environmental service Tree planting programs, Beach cleanups, Recycling programs

Education program Tutoring and mentoring, Free lessons, After school programs

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DEBATE & PUBLIC SPEAKING

PART 2: INTRO TO COMMUNITY SUPPORT

Different types of community service: Here are some of the different types of community services that are prominent

Elderly and Senior Support Tutoring and mentoring, Free lessons, After school programs

Homelessness Program Building shelters for homeless people, donating clothes

Food banks and Hunger relief Organizing food drives, volunteering in soup kitchens

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PART 2: INTRO TO COMMUNITY SUPPORT

Different types of community service: Here are some of the different types of community services that are prominent

Crisis and Disaster response Assisting in disaster relief efforts

Animal welfare Volunteering at animal shelters, helping animals get adopted

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PART 2: INTRO TO COMMUNITY SUPPORT

Community Service and Personal Growth Community service does not help the community alone but also helps us grow as human beings when we participate in them.

Increased empathy and understanding Working within a community exposes us to individuals with diverse backgrounds, experiences and challenges.

This exposure helps us understand the struggles faced by different individuals and be more compassionate towards them.

Building Leadership skills While working within the community there will be times when you will have to take initiative, organize events and coordinate projects to help people. This will help you develop leadership qualities over time.

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DEBATE & PUBLIC SPEAKING

PART 2: INTRO TO COMMUNITY SUPPORT

Community Service and Personal Growth Community service does not help the community alone but also helps us grow as human beings when we participate in them.

Problem solving and critical thinking Community service often presents challenges and obstacles that require creative problem-solving.

Volunteers learn to think critically, adapt to changing situations, and find effective solutions to address community needs.

Personal reflection and growth Engaging in community service encourages selfreflection. Individuals may discover new interests, values, and passions through their experiences, contributing to personal growth and self-discovery.

Time management and organization Balancing personal commitments with community service responsibilities requires effective time management. Volunteers learn to prioritize tasks, set goals, and manage their time efficiently.

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DEBATE & PUBLIC SPEAKING

ACTIVITY 1 | A RECRUITMENT DRIVE

A Recruitment Drive Activity

Time Given 3 mins: Prepare 2 mins: Speak

Activity Instructions You regularly volunteer in your area’s community service programs and enjoy it a lot. Recently you are noticing that you are short in numbers and have been asked to recruit new people as soon as possible to continue the project.

You have decided to try and convince your classmates that they should join the community service. However, your classmates think it is a waste of time and they don't want to do it. It is up to you to convince them that the community service can be individually helpful for them as well.

You can try and give them up to 3 reasons as to why community service can be helpful for them

Activity Instructions Refer to the last section for points.

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DEBATE & PUBLIC SPEAKING

FEEDBACK

Feedback It’s time for me to tell you my favourite thing about your speech, as well as what you can improve on.

1. Were your reasons persuasive?

2. Did you maintain a good pace while speaking?

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PART THREE: STYLE SERVE AND PROTECT Warm Up Activity

What is Comm Different Type Service Community Se Personal Grow

What is a policy?

What is a FIAT? Government & Opposition Have Equal Capital / Resources: How to construct it?

When do we use it?

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MAIN ACTIVITY | FIGHT FOR WHAT’S RIGHT!

Fight for what’s right!

Main Activity

Time Given 7 mins: Prepare 2 mins: Speak

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MAIN ACTIVITY | FIGHT FOR WHAT’S RIGHT!

Fight for what’s right!

Main Activity

Activity Instructions There has been news that a new cement factory will be built in your area. Even though it will bring in employment, you and the leaders of the community are worried that the factory will destroy the environment and the beauty around the neighborhood. There are also valid concerns about the health of community members as the factory will be releasing toxic smoke while operating.

You have taken up the responsibility to stop this factory from being built at any cost.

Your job is to create a policy or a course of action as to how you and the community members can organize protests and pressurize the government to stop this factory from being built.

In your speech, outline the policy and cover the following information: 1. How many people do you want in the protest?

2. How do you plan to let people know about the protest?

3. What accessories do you want to bring to the protest ? (oxygen masks, placard etc) 4. How do you plan to protest? (marching, human chain.

Hunger strike etc) Please add more things within the model if you want to!

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Activity Instructions Please refrain from using violence in the protest.

no to pollution stop the factory DEBATE & PUBLIC SPEAKING

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Here’s a recap of what we learned today: 1. A policy is a procedure through which you can show how you will execute the changes mentioned in the topic.

2. Policy is usually required in a motion wanting to pass a new law and topic starting with “This house would” usually requires a policy.

3. In every motion, the Government has fiat, which means the government is allowed to assume that the motion will be approved by the parliament.

4. Government and Opposition have equal/capital resources in all debates. Hence the policy/solution each side proposes also has to match the resources they have.

5. Community service and assistance refer to activities and programs aimed at providing support, help, and positive contributions to a community.

6. Increased empathy and understanding, building Leadership skills and personal reflection and growth are some of the personal benefits of being regular in community service.

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