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Prepping for the January topic in Public Forum? Here's an in-depth, high-level topic analysis from our writers about the China natural resources topic! Resolved: The People’s Republic of China should substantially reduce its international extraction of natural resources.
Prepping for the Jan/Feb topic in Lincoln-Douglas? Here's an in-depth, high-level topic analysis from our writers about the nuclear weapons LD topic! Resolved: The possession of nuclear weapons is immoral.
The winter holiday break can feel like a paradox for debaters. On one hand, January topics are looming, tournaments resume quickly, and there’s pressure to use “free time” productively. On the other hand, the break exists for a reason: rest, recovery, and mental reset. The challenge isn’t choosing between preparation and rest—it’s learning how to do both well. This article lays out a sustainable approach to winter break prep that helps debaters enter January rounds confident and sharp without burning out. The goal is not to grind nonstop, but to make deliberate choices about what actually moves the needle in debate.
Flexbooks are the best way for students to learn how to debate! Guided tutorials and 125+ interactive activities make these comprehensive books perfect for classes or after-school teams.
Here are our recent files for Public Forum and Lincoln-Douglas Debate. All briefs we've published over 13+ years are available in the Archive.




