As you should be! I just started a debate club at my high school and am researching exemplars; your granddaughter is A FORCE!!!! I hope to see her on Broadway or in Office.
i am a apathetic person, i dont emotionally react to media, this brought me to tears, it resonated with me so well, and i am going to show this to my debate team, thank you so very much for the great example, you deserved the win
I was there for her HI at plano senior high school and met her again at the central high school tournament. Her performances are always great and this was a well deserved award !! Congratulations isabella!! 🎉🎊🥳
Wow, she gave me chills. She was so RAW and REAL. I really hope this goes viral. Coby Evers, (my 1st cousin) in his late 20’s, this was his 3rd year as a teacher and the CHS debate coach and this award is so deserved!! Go CHS!!
For anyone that is listening please answer! I am in speech and im in poetry, my topic is school shootings and I would like three poems that Are about chilhood, safety, and the school shooting itself. Please help me find a way to make people feel the way Isabella Royer made me feel
if they are personal poems, definitely include your own feelings. learn how to use your voice to mimic emotion consistently, and learning how to fake some tears can go a long way. like sage said appeal to emotion is great but always remember, how you say things can be CRAZILY more impactful than what you say (although you should be writing well for poetry) edit: also if you get the chance do literature or action studies on speeches like this one (and ones from your event) -- talk to varsity from your school or in your league, talk to coaches, and most of all, have fun with it.
Refuting this utter garbage. 1st: The term "assault rifle" is often misused. It’s important to clarify that "assault rifle" is a term that lacks a precise legal definition in the United States. The term is often used in political and media discourse to describe a variety of semi-automatic firearms, but this usage can be misleading. The actual AK-47, or Avtomat Kalashnikova, is a specific type of firearm designed by Mikhail Kalashnikov, and it's important to recognize that neither the rifle's official designation nor its manual uses terms like "deadly weapon" to sensationalize its purpose as a tool. 2nd:The tactic of using tragic events, especially the deaths of children, to push a particular political agenda is not only inappropriate but also deeply insensitive. It’s important to honor the victims and their families without exploiting their grief for rhetorical purposes. The use of emotionally charged appeals like the standard "THINK OF THE CHILDREN!" often oversimplifies complex issues and detracts from constructive debate. 3rd: The claim that banning drag queens has anything to do with preventing school shootings is a non sequitur. Governor Abbott's legislation was focused on restricting sexually oriented performances in public spaces where minors could be present, not specifically targeting drag queens or linking these performances to school shootings. Dedicating drag shows to minors raises legitimate concerns for many people, but this issue should be discussed independently of the gun control debate. 4th: The assertion that firearms can be bought "at just any store" is inaccurate. Gun purchases in the United States are subject to strict regulations. In states like Texas, for example, purchasing a firearm requires passing a criminal background check, and there is often a mandatory waiting period. It's important to understand and accurately represent the laws surrounding firearm purchases. 5th: The reference to the Sandy Hook shooting is a reminder of the complex factors that contribute to such tragedies. The shooter, Adam Lanza, had significant mental health issues, including anxiety and depression. While this does not excuse his actions, it highlights the need for a more nuanced conversation about mental health. 6th: Returning to the "THINK OF THE CHILDREN!" rhetoric once again illustrates a problematic approach to advocacy. Exploiting the deaths of children to advance a political agenda is not only ethically questionable but also unlikely to lead to productive solutions. There are more respectful and effective ways to engage in this important debate.
@@NewWarhammerNerd8881 nah but were respecting her work bc we can't do it. I don't believe you could put on such a performance, but prove me wrong! Ill search your name on the nsda website
My amazing granddaughter. So very proud.
As you should be! I just started a debate club at my high school and am researching exemplars; your granddaughter is A FORCE!!!! I hope to see her on Broadway or in Office.
That's your granddaughter? Wow she's amazing and inspiring as another person in Speech and Debate
i am a apathetic person, i dont emotionally react to media, this brought me to tears, it resonated with me so well, and i am going to show this to my debate team, thank you so very much for the great example, you deserved the win
I was there for her HI at plano senior high school and met her again at the central high school tournament. Her performances are always great and this was a well deserved award !! Congratulations isabella!! 🎉🎊🥳
Wow, she gave me chills. She was so RAW and REAL. I really hope this goes viral. Coby Evers, (my 1st cousin) in his late 20’s, this was his 3rd year as a teacher and the CHS debate coach and this award is so deserved!! Go CHS!!
Oh my gosh! This was amazing, can't stop re-watching. She deserved the win!!!
i watched this live!!! i was there for duos. so incredible
AMAZING, IMPACTFUL, INSIGHTFUL, IMPRESSIVE..... be proud
Poignant and heart wrenching😭
SHE SLAYED! YES! ❤
For anyone that is listening please answer! I am in speech and im in poetry, my topic is school shootings and I would like three poems that Are about chilhood, safety, and the school shooting itself. Please help me find a way to make people feel the way Isabella Royer made me feel
Appeal to emotion Like she did with the introduction of the story from the teacher? Idk I’m not sure
if they are personal poems, definitely include your own feelings. learn how to use your voice to mimic emotion consistently, and learning how to fake some tears can go a long way.
like sage said appeal to emotion is great but always remember, how you say things can be CRAZILY more impactful than what you say (although you should be writing well for poetry)
edit: also if you get the chance do literature or action studies on speeches like this one (and ones from your event) -- talk to varsity from your school or in your league, talk to coaches, and most of all, have fun with it.
watching this live changed me forever. i got a picture with her afterwards where we were both crying
Honoured to have competed against u 🗣️👏
Crazy. I just judged her at the NIETOC national tournament. So talented! So cool I stumbled upon this.
Omg that’s my coach 😭😭
this is so good
i cried
@@swain-Ix1tv me too
Where can you find the second poem you used ("Can't You Hear?" by Allison Sheehy)? I did a million Google searches, and I couldn't find it anywhere.
Hey i know her, bit of a goofball
Refuting this utter garbage.
1st: The term "assault rifle" is often misused. It’s important to clarify that "assault rifle" is a term that lacks a precise legal definition in the United States. The term is often used in political and media discourse to describe a variety of semi-automatic firearms, but this usage can be misleading. The actual AK-47, or Avtomat Kalashnikova, is a specific type of firearm designed by Mikhail Kalashnikov, and it's important to recognize that neither the rifle's official designation nor its manual uses terms like "deadly weapon" to sensationalize its purpose as a tool.
2nd:The tactic of using tragic events, especially the deaths of children, to push a particular political agenda is not only inappropriate but also deeply insensitive. It’s important to honor the victims and their families without exploiting their grief for rhetorical purposes. The use of emotionally charged appeals like the standard "THINK OF THE CHILDREN!" often oversimplifies complex issues and detracts from constructive debate.
3rd: The claim that banning drag queens has anything to do with preventing school shootings is a non sequitur. Governor Abbott's legislation was focused on restricting sexually oriented performances in public spaces where minors could be present, not specifically targeting drag queens or linking these performances to school shootings. Dedicating drag shows to minors raises legitimate concerns for many people, but this issue should be discussed independently of the gun control debate.
4th: The assertion that firearms can be bought "at just any store" is inaccurate. Gun purchases in the United States are subject to strict regulations. In states like Texas, for example, purchasing a firearm requires passing a criminal background check, and there is often a mandatory waiting period. It's important to understand and accurately represent the laws surrounding firearm purchases.
5th: The reference to the Sandy Hook shooting is a reminder of the complex factors that contribute to such tragedies. The shooter, Adam Lanza, had significant mental health issues, including anxiety and depression. While this does not excuse his actions, it highlights the need for a more nuanced conversation about mental health.
6th: Returning to the "THINK OF THE CHILDREN!" rhetoric once again illustrates a problematic approach to advocacy. Exploiting the deaths of children to advance a political agenda is not only ethically questionable but also unlikely to lead to productive solutions. There are more respectful and effective ways to engage in this important debate.
Lmfao why don’t you go win nationals in poi before you start whining
@@zack_a11ack How far did you break?
she’s a poi champion and runner up back to back years. do you have a national trophy?
@@brynleighhill4830 do you?
@@NewWarhammerNerd8881 nah but were respecting her work bc we can't do it. I don't believe you could put on such a performance, but prove me wrong! Ill search your name on the nsda website