This class will go in-depth with both congressional debate and extemporaneous speaking. In congress; students pretend to be senators and will advocate for and against bills. They will learn about working together with others; real public policy; researching; speaking; and professionalism. In extemporaneous speaking; students will have a limited amount of time to prepare a speech answering a question about national or international current events; politics; or relations. This helps students to learn critical thinking; quick research; and how to answer questions using evidence and logic.