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Lincoln-Douglas Debate Curriculum: Competition Level | 25 Lessons | ClaimLore
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ClaimLore's advanced sequel to the Lincoln-Douglas Debate Curriculum for Beginners, built for students who are already training to compete.
What is included
- 25 lesson slide decks in Google Slides format (editable by the purchaser) with embedded teacher facilitation notes
- Teacher Companion Notes: one-page lesson guides covering teaching focus, common student mistakes, classroom tips and differentiation strategies
- Scope and Sequence document with the unit breakdown, lesson mapping and pacing recommendations
Curriculum focus
The course covers five major philosophical traditions (social contract, utilitarianism, deontology, Rawlsian justice, and virtue and rights theory), constructive speech architecture, seven-column flowing, strategic cross-examination, rebuttal speeches, rhetoric and delivery, judge-paradigm adaptation and kritiks. It concludes with two timed round simulations and a capstone showcase.
Who it is for
Grades 9-12 students in competitive debate programmes, forensics classes and homeschool debate cooperatives preparing for tournament competition. Students should already know the basic LD framework before starting.
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Hi, I'm Jerin Parker. I'm a debate and public speaking coach with almost ten years of teaching experience. Through competition, I earned the National Forensic League Quadruple Ruby, and I competed in debate and public speaking through high school and university in the TFA, UIL and NFL systems. I now coach World Scholar's Cup and SPAR debate. My ClaimLore resources use the Steelman Method: students argue the other side's case before making their own, so they learn to reason, listen, and speak with confidence.
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