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After reading the article "Should Students Have to Wear School Uniforms", answer the four questions that are provided. (You MAY need to sign up for a free NEWSELA account.) This will be worth 4 Bonus Points for the first two students of each block that turns in the correct answers.

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Should Students Have to Wear School Uniforms?

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Should Students Have to Wear School Uniforms?

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Newsela | Issue Overview: Should students have to wear school uniforms?

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On the one hand, uniforms can help students focus on their studies; on the other, they can limit freedom of expression.

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The Art of Debate: Never Lose An Argument Again

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Describe in detail your favorite debate this week. What made it your favorite? What did it teach you about the next round of debating?

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Explain the importance of thinking on your toes while debating.

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What advice would you give today’s debaters?

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Describe your #1 piece of evidence to support your claim.

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Create a list of helpful tips that you gained from watching the USM debate team.

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Meet the USM Speech and Debate Team | The University of Southern Mississippi

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() Pictured from left to right: Rebecca Lietz, Lakelyn Taylor, Kevin Bryant (assistant coach) hometown: Cookeville, TN, Rachael Reeves, Sarah Shirley, hometown: Clinton, MS, Jonathan Bridenbaker, hometown Gulfport, MS, Meredith McPhail, hometown: Mobile, AL, Kasey Hull, hometown: Southaven, MS, James Ford, hometown: Hattiesburg, MS, Austin Allen, J

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MONDAY - Students will view a sample debate that will be provided by the USM debate team. Students will practice their debate with a peer.
TUESDAY - Students will debate their stand on a given topic.

WEDNESDAY -Students will debate their stand on a given topic.

THURSDAY - Students will debate their stand on a given topic.

FRIDAY - Students will create a brochure that highlights their debate claim.