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1. Think Slow and Steady Critical thinking can be most useful — and most difficult — when you’re confronted with an unfamiliar problem. In these situations, it’s often best to slow down rather than looking for shortcuts or going with your gut. Instead, take a step back, gather whatever information …
You’re about to go on stage to speak before a huge audience. Your palms are sweaty, knees are shaking, and the butterflies in your stomach are fluttering at max speed. How will you ever make it through the presentation without throwing up?! If only you had read some tips for …
You’re about to go on stage to speak before a huge audience. Your palms are sweaty, knees are shaking, and the butterflies in your stomach are fluttering at max speed. How will you ever make it through the presentation without throwing up?! If only you had read some tips for …
Who said debate club kids were nerds? Debate kids probably. Hello, my name is Grace Jia. I've been a competitive debater for more than 4 years. I’ve competed in both the American, Canadian, and World circuits and have placed 6th Place at the 34th Stanford Invitational Debate Tournament, Octofinalist Team …
