Middle School Student Reading Touching Reader · 66 Questions of Debate in the Classroom

Author: Editorial Department of Middle School Reading (Junior High Edition)
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: There's a saying that Americans rely on three magic weapons to travel the world: the US dollar, nuclear bombs, and eloquence. You might not have a US dollar, you can't have a nuclear bomb, but you are naturally equipped with eloquence. This book is tailor-made for middle school students' debate (practical) guidance. Nearly a million readers of Middle School Reading have selected the most66 campus debate topics. Should the path of growth be chosen by ourselves? Is the internet beneficial for middle school students? Is it true that no pressure makes one unproductive? Are parents the most difficult to communicate with? Are middle school students suitable for studying abroad? Is being academically uneven beneficial for talent development? Should middle school students make many friends? Does reading extracurricular books affect regular studies? Is ranking by exam scores beneficial? Is listening to teachers the mark of a good student? Are generous and righteous people the most trustworthy? Is serving as a class leader a waste of effort? Does pressure always unleash potential? Hundreds of outstanding middle school students have engaged in fierce intellectual collisions on practical issues such as learning, social skills, friendships, and teacher-student communication. Whether for the affirmative or negative side, they are quick-witted, adaptable, have broad perspectives, and logical reasoning. Each debate group is reviewed by experts who provide comments on debate techniques, evaluating strengths and weaknesses. This book offers practical guidance for students to improve their listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills, with rich and highly targeted and practical content.