Ahosanzannat·Apr 17NSDAThe modern world is shaped by rapid technological advancement, shifting social values, and increasing global interconnectedness. While…
Monita Tripura·Jan 25What NSDA Gave Me (Beyond the Ballots)NSDA is usually measured in rounds, ranks, and trophies. But the real value shows up off the ballot.
Joel Mounts·May 31, 2021In hindsight, maybe this should have been my first post.‘Sacrifice’ has always been the go-to word for this activity.
Joel Mounts·Feb 12, 2021When most people think ‘debate’, they think ‘arguing’.And, well…I’m not here to tell you anything different.
Kyle Lee·Dec 9, 2020Answering Points of Information — Part 2This is the second installment in a two-part series about answering points of information. The first two rules can be found here. Last…
InConclusive EdgebyKyle Lee·Oct 20, 2020Guidelines to Dropped Arguments — PartIn the previous article, we discussed how you should “Give Your Opponent the Benefit of the Doubt” when it comes to dropped arguments and…
Kyle Lee·Oct 14, 2020Guidelines to Dropped Arguments — Part 1I’ve created five guidelines to use dropped arguments effectively.
Kyle Lee·Oct 14, 2020Make the Most Of Your Time in Speech and Debate — Diversify EventsThe best way to combat the uncertain nature of speech & debate is to compete in more events.
InConclusive EdgebyKyle Lee·Oct 14, 2020The Number One Way to Boost Consistency — TaggingDon’t tag occasionally and then ignore it at other times; make it a habit to tag every argument you give.
