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1. Please show proof of registration at back table to receive materials. • Parli-Pro Judging Guide • Parli-Pro Made Easy • Dunbars Parli-Pro Competitive Handbook • Guide for Making Motions • Meeting Procedure Guide • Business Card • Catalog

2. Teaching Parliamentary Procedure to All Students Kari Williams Chandler High, Agriculture Teacher Williams.kari@chandler.k12.az.us

3. Step 1 • Teachers need to get comfortable with Parli-Pro • Read Dunbars Materials • Read Roberts Rules of Order • Read Idiots Guide to Parli-Pro • Watch demonstration Videos • Realize its ok to say, “I don’t know, but I know where we can find the answer.”

4. Step 2 • Start with a relaxed discussion on a controversial topic. • Before announcing Parli-Pro Unit, start discussing a controversial topic. • Student Example, “Did you hear next school year students will no longer be able to leave campus for lunch.” • Workshop Example, “What did you think about the accuracy of the “ABC 15 News Investigation” on last years ACTE Summer Conference?”

5. Step 3 • Give students general Parli-Pro information. • 4 Resources Available

6. Resource #1 Parli-Pro Made Easy, Shane Dunbar • Page 9, Each Unit is Easy to follow and use • Definitions • Read Content • Cooperative Learning Activity • Word Scramble • Self-Evaluation Questions • Page 65, Unit 7 Entire Script of a Meeting • Page 97, Answers • Page 100, Appendix, Script on how to handle each motion. • Page 127, Mnemonics • Page 129, Examples of Debate Openers and Closers

7. Supplemental Materials for PPRo Made Easy • Go to azffa.org, Downloads, ACTE Conference Presentations, 2010 conference, look under Worksheets for Dunbar • More extensive worksheet on units, courtesy of Matt Lewis • Freebies at Dunbars Website • http://pzen.northwest.net/index.php?main_page=page_7&zenid=cop8p8296q5ne5u7g1769o3d46 • Dunbar’s Parli-Pro Handbook- simplified version

8. Resource #2 PowerPoints from Gary Leger & Al Gage • Great PowerPoints used to make a Knowbook. • Has notes under each slide in PowerPoints • Debate Points • Debate Strategy • Example Canned Debate

9. Resource #3 Lesson Plans from Alicia Gutierrez • Wonderful Detailed Lessons and quizzes • Uses Roberts Rules of Order in Worksheets

10. Resource #4 Lesson Plans from Jenna Clark • Detailed Lessons and quizzes • Lesson 1 Intro PowerPoint and worksheets, used in past. • Lengthy PowerPoint, but can be broken up in days. • Lesson 2- Great PowerPoint on Debate and 13 elements of Public Speaking.

11. Step 4 • Teach the basics on Parli-Pro in entertaining manner. • Puzzles • Precedence Game • 2 minutes to study Precedence motions

12. 13. Fix the time to which to Adjourn. 12. Adjourn. 11. Recess. 10. Raise a question of Privilege. 9. Call for the Orders of the Day. 8. Lay on the Table. 7. Previous Question. 6. Limit or Extend Limits of Debate. 5. Postpone to a certain time (definitely) 4. Refer (commit) 3. Amend. 2. Postpone Indefinitely. 1. Main Motions. • Motions by Rank. Privileged, Subsidiary, MainFARPO LP LP RAP • 13. Fix the time to which to Adjourn. • 12. Adjourn. • 11. Recess. • 10. Raise a question of Privilege. • 9. Call for the Orders of the Day. • 8. Lay on the Table. • 7. Previous Question. • 6. Limit or Extend Limits of Debate. • 5. Postpone to a certain time (definitely) • 4. Refer (commit) • 3. Amend. • 2. Postpone Indefinitely. • 1. Main Motions. Motions by Rank. Privileged, Subsidiary, MainFARPO LP LP RAP

13. Find a small group, 2-4 members. 1- Place flashcards in order of precedence as a group, without using answer sheet. 2. Have each individual place flashcards in order of precedence. Do not stop the time until all cards are in correct order. Record each persons time. 3. Top individuals in room will compete for special prize.

14. Step 5 • Pick most “experienced” students to do initial class demonstration. • Allow debaters to use Guide for Making Motions. • Allow President to use Meeting Procedure Guide. • Use Computing Scorecard on projector as presenters debate (Lance Fite, keeps tracks of team scores and creates a class competition for the highest score). • Have observers watch one particular student and fill out Demonstration Requirements Worksheet.

16. Step 6 • Multiple class demonstration, using Demonstration Requirements. • Use 4 mini horse shoes for demonstration tables • Give general Parli-Pro CDE 3 x 5 Cards with Demonstration Requirements worksheet. Allow 5 minutes to fill out Demonstration Requirements worksheet before starting.

17. How to Score Demo’s • Resource, Parli-Pro Judging Guide, Shane Dunbar • Page 15, How to score Debate • Page, 64, Example Debates, with scores • Page 40, How to score Minutes • Page 65, Example Minutes • Page 41, How to score Errors • Page 57, Score Sheet • Page 66-73, Example Motions

18. Keys to Success • Have students create interesting and passionate demonstration cards. • Create an assignment with criteria. Give extra credit if you use their demo cards in class. • Allow students to use Guides initially and to prep for their motions using demonstration requirement worksheet.

19. Keys to Success • Order Class set of Shane Dunbars, Parli-Pro Made Easy ($6.80 each). • Order Class set of Guide for Making Motions ($1.50 each). • Order Class set of Roberts Rules of Order ($14 each). • Order Dunbars, Parli-Pro Skill Sheets for Handling Motions, includes cd and hard copy, able to copy ($69). Call Shane Dunbar 1-800-863-2256

20. Keys to Success • Dive into Parli-Pro and continue learning. • Teach Parli-Pro all four years. • Take students to practice competitions and allow them to learn from their mistakes. • Chandler Parli-Pro Invitational • Mid Winter • AZ Nationals • Conduct of Meetings