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  • 01.

    Debate Foundations (Grades 5-9)

    Designed for students with little or no debate experience, this course teaches students how to turn an opinion into a structured argument, support it with reasoning and evidence, take useful notes, identify weaknesses in an opponent’s case, and respond under time pressure.

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    Intermediate Debate (Grades 7-9)

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    Advanced Debate (Grades 9-12)

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    Economics & Debate (Grades 8-12)

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    Law & Debate (Grades 8-12)

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    International Relations & Debate (Grades 8-12)

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    Politics & Debate (Grades 8-12)

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    Competition Prep (Grades 6-12)

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    Storytelling (Grades 4–6)

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    Persuasive Speaking (Grades 6–12)

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    Impromptu Speaking (Grades 6-10)

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    Speech Competition Prep (Grades 6-12)

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    College Admissions 101 (Grades 9–12)

    Collaborative, step-by-step guidance through the entire application process. Students receive a detailed, tailored feedback report with clear directives to strengthen their applications and essays. Through interactive personal-statement workshops and resume-building seminars, students leave with a polished, submission-ready application.

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    Creative Writing (Grades 6–12)

    World Scholars Cup Prep Students learn to bring worlds to life with words alone. The course develops narrative and creative-nonfiction styles and the craft of compelling storytelling through vivid imagery and descriptive language. Sessions include writing drills, creative brainstorming, world-building workshops, technique lessons, and vocabulary-expanding exercises.

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    Persuasive & Rhetorical Writing (Grades 6–12)

    World Scholars Cup and John Locke Essay Competition Prep Students sharpen their argumentative and descriptive writing in this oratory-based seminar. Workshops equip them to build strong arguments using ethos, pathos, and logos, and integrated public-speaking sessions give them practice defending their work with individualized delivery feedback. Students also learn how to conduct meaningful research using academic and non-academic sources.

  • 16.

    English Lessons + TOEFL Prep (Grades 6–12)

    English instruction targeted to the proficiency areas tested on the TOEFL: grammar, spelling, vocabulary, and speech. Students strengthen reading comprehension and practice speaking through interactive exercises. The program includes speaking and writing exercises, listening and reading practice, and mock exams with individualized feedback and content review.

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