GC Mock Conference Review
WHO IS IT?
The moderator that is responsible for the general organization of the committee…
The person that explains resolutions…
The person that calls roll and keeps track of time…
What Kind of Debate Is It?
When you get out of your seat and talk in small groups freely…
When you can speak out of order but only one at a time when the Chair calls on you…
When you have to go in order…
WHAT POINT IS IT?
You can’t see the screen, the room is too hot, etc.…
You think the Chair made a mistake in procedure…
You want to ask another delegation a question…
You want to ask the Dias a question…
Yields?
Once you finish speaking, you can yield to… (What are your three options?)
1.
2.
3.
WHAT DO YOU SAY?
How to you motion to close a debate and move to voting procedure?
How to you motion to open the speaker’s list and set the speaker’s time?
How do you motion to suspend formal debate in order to enter into moderate or unmoderated caucus?
How do you motion to adjourn the debate for a specific purpose, such as lunch?
READING CORNER BLOG, ICT & GLOBAL CLASSROOM
miércoles, 14 de diciembre de 2016
lunes, 12 de diciembre de 2016
4th Paragraph – Potential Resolutions - GLOBAL CLASSROOM -
Name___________________________________________________________________
3 A/B/C
4th Paragraph – Potential
Resolutions
In what ways can the international
community work together to combat juvenile crime and violence?
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What are your country’s recommendations to
the committee on how to best resolve this issue? (AT LEAST TWO IDEAS) Think of
who, what, when, how?
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Would your country be able to contribute
anything (funds, resources, etc.) to combatting this issue?
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viernes, 2 de diciembre de 2016
miércoles, 23 de noviembre de 2016
Position Paper: Resolution Guide.
Resolution Guide
- Preambulatory clause is written with gerunds and commas
- Operative clause is written with present simple suggestive verbs and semi-colons
- Each clause (preamble or operative) should relate to ONE IDEA
- Any operative clauses should have some connection with a premabulatory clause as background and the reason for needing the operative clause
- Instead of putting too many ideas in one operative clause, separate the idea into several distinct clauses and use connector words like “Further” and “Additionally” to connect the idea
- Put all the operative clauses related to one idea (leakage, environment, etc) together and then start the next grouping of clauses
- On conference day, you should aim for around 5 sponsors, and as many signatories as possible
- Remember to be SPECIFIC! For example, DON´T say “Suggests creating educational programs about the environment.” Instead, say “Suggests creating educational programs based on international video conferences with students in primary schools from different environments in order to better educate future generations about the environmental damage caused by tourists.” (Then follow this up with another clause stating how you will fund it).
- Questions to answer in a resolution:
- What? (What problems should be addressed? What will we do to address them?)
- Why? (Why should we address the problems? Why does this affect my country and countries around the world?)
- How? (How are we going to fix these problems? How will we get the money? How will we get people to do what we suggest?)
- Who? (Who should be fixing these problems? Who should be educated about it? Who should be paying? Who is suffering? Who needs the most help? Who is responsible?)
- Where? (Where are the problems occurring? Where should we help?)
- When? (When does this need to be solved by? When is a realistic goal of reaching this resolution?)
- BE SPECIFIC!!! (Really, I mean it)
Sample Opening Speech
Sample
Opening Speech
Thank
you Honorable Chair,
The
Republic of Estonia believes that the issue of deforestation is
affecting millions of animals, plants and even people. In the last
decade the amount of logging has been growing due to the expansion of
human activities.
Therefore,
the government of Estonia has been trying to deal with this issue by
implementing sustainable energy projects and promoting ecological
balance. Estonia is part of many different international
organizations working with reforestation and other environmental
activities, for example the Forest-based Technology Platform, which
provides information about ongoing EU-funded forest related research
projects.
To
stop deforestation, we propose to create an international
organization funded by the contribution of a percentage of each
country’s GDP. This organization would promote the investigation of
ways to reduce clear cutting, and specialists would give lessons to
teachers and students about nature. Our second proposal would be to
establish a quota for a maximum logging of 5% of the total forested
area in each country. We also encourage all the countries to create a
law in which companies that cut down trees have to replant them.
In
conclusion, we think that it is now up to us, the entire world, to
combat deforestation. We should cooperate and solve the problem
united together. We cannot let deforestation continue jeopardizing
the lives of animals and people.
Thank
you for your time.
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