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International Youth Forum is the largest and most important single event organized by IDEA. The Forum is organized in a different country each year and since its first edition in 1995 it has provided unforgettable educational experience to over 2,000 secondary school students from over 40 countries. Participants develop invaluable skills of critical thinking, research, communication and public speaking....
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Isabel, Ted, and Cara from USA, the 2009 Champions of the IDEA Karl Popper Debate Tournament, share their tips and suggestions on how to be successful at the Youth Forum. Click on read more to watch the full video the 2009 KPDC Champions....
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Application deadline for IDEA Youth Forum trainers was postponed to December 22nd.
Trainers’ Profile – requirements:
To perform this job successfully, the YF trainer must be able to perform satisfactorily in each of the below mentioned categories:
relevant experience in debate education (debate...
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As the last call for bringing up the best YF memories went so well (Testimonies) and many of you wrote us how glad you were to think back at those days, we decided to issue yet another one! This time we are looking for the best photos from the past IDEA Youth Forums. Award categories:...
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The Participants’ Selection Committee is made up of five members: a Forum Director, two selected IDEA NL members’ representatives, one IDEA non-member representative from a participating country and one IDEA NL Board of Directors member. The IDEA-NL Board of Directors will name the Selection Co...
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Frank Hardee teaches at Cranleigh, a boarding school in Surrey, England. Frank convinced his school to allow him to fulfill his coaching duties with academic competition. And so he has become the debate coach of Sam Barrett and Zeno Agnew-Davies, bringing them to their first Youth Forum...
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Claudia Newman-Martin is not a newcomer to debate. Bosnia was her second Youth Forum as a trainer, and in university debate at her home in Australia, she is national champion, top speaker, and finals adjudicator. She also came in second place in Australasian Finals....
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At his first Youth Forum, Harry Jang-Hyun Choi helped lead his team, Korea HAFS 1 to the KPDC finals. He was the 13th speaker in the KPDC and has since gone on to rank third overall in Korean University Debate Championships. Harry Choi discusses debating in the Bosnian Parliament for the KPDC finals...
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International Youth Forum is the largest and most important single event organized by IDEA. The Forum is organized in a different country each year and since its first edition in 1995 it has provided unforgettable educational experience to over 2,000 secondary school students from over 40 countries....
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The 2010 IDEA Youth Forum will take place from July 22 to August 4, 2010 in the Province of Zeeland in the Netherlands. This event will be co-organized by International Debate Education Association (IDEA) and Zeeland’s Institute for Social and Cultural Development (Scoop), in cooperation with the ...
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The Karl Popper Debate Championship, a world competition of national teams, lasts from July 22 – 26th, 2010. Any three-member debate team, whose members are or have been high school students in the six months prior to the Forum, are eligible to compete. If you cannot find a complete 3-member team,...
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: hello debaters, visitors,guest and admin! i am from Mongolia..is there any activity toward Asian students for coming months?
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