Model UN Winter Course Outline
Day One (Thursday)
- We will discuss environmental problems throughout the world.
- You will be assigned your countries.
- You will be paired up with another student.
- We will see some movie clips and read look for news articles about global warming.
Day Two (Friday)
- Begin to research.
- You will create a country profile.
- follow the country profile outline
- follow the country profile outline
- Complete the worksheet about your country
- This will help you figure out where your country stands on the issue and who your "friends" will be during the conference.
- This will help you figure out where your country stands on the issue and who your "friends" will be during the conference.
- When you finish that, begin writing a position paper.
- follow the position paper outline
- make sure you cite your sources.
- Use the following sources…
- Internet
- Magazine
- Speeches from youtube.com
- Internet
- follow the position paper outline
Day Three (Wednesday)
- You and your partner will finish researching how climate change and other environmental problems are affecting the world.
- You and your partner will also finish writing a position paper
- follow the position paper outline
- make sure you cite your sources.
- I also suggest that you split up the research to save time.
- follow the position paper outline
- After you write your position paper, write out a caucus outline
- A caucus outline will help you prepare what you will say during the caucus part of the conference
- A caucus outline will help you prepare what you will say during the caucus part of the conference
- After you do that, write out your opening remarks that you will make during the conference.
- Each person in your group must read half of the speech.
- Read loudly and confidently.
- Don't give out any plans or strategy during this speech. Just tell everyone what you think about the problem.
- Each person in your group must read half of the speech.
Day Four (Thursday)
- You and your partner must finalize your plan and figure out what you are going to do for the conference.
- As a class we will have an overview of what will happen during the conference.
- Make sure you have…
- a position to fight for
- a position paper
- a caucus outline
- a plan
- a position to fight for
Day Five (Friday)
- CONFERENCE
- Open Conference
- Chair will take role to see who is at the committee and we will begin.
- Chair will take role to see who is at the committee and we will begin.
- Opening Remarks
- Each country will read its' opening remarks.
- This should take no longer that two minutes.
- This should take no longer that two minutes.
- Caucus
- Each group member runs around the room and talks to other countries and tries to persuade them to vote for your resolution.
- Each group member runs around the room and talks to other countries and tries to persuade them to vote for your resolution.
- Debate
- Each country makes arguments in front of the entire committee
- Each country makes arguments in front of the entire committee
- Write Resolutions
- Write out a plan of how to fix the problem
- Remember that you will need other countries to vote for it later.
- Write out a plan of how to fix the problem
- Vote
- Each coutry has one vote.
- In order for a resolution to pass, it needs 50% +1 of the countries to vote for it.
- Each coutry has one vote.
- Close Conference
- Bye bye!
- Bye bye!
- Awards
- Certain people will receive awards.
- Certain people will receive awards.
Country Assignments
Person | Position |
Eric | CHAIR |
Kelly and Julia | United States |
Murielle and Judy | Nigeria |
Danny and Joseph | Maldives |
Catherine and Junior | Kuwait |
Tiffany and Sabina | Bangladesh |
Jason and Dean | Denmark |
Lynn and Erin | Bolivia |
Liam and Benny | China |
Christine and Sarah | Indonesia |
Peggy and Rebecca | Burkina Faso |
Sebastian and Roger | Singapore |
"If you have to compromise, compromise up."
Eleanor Roosevelt
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