Developing "Real-World Intelligence": Teaching Argumentative Writing through Debate

Randi Dickson

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Students who debate learn skills of critical thinking, argumentation, and presentation. Randi Dickson explains how she combined essay writing and debate to address a range of language arts standards and, more importantly, help students become better-informed participants in a democracy.

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