ResearchTry the SPEAR method:
Search for.... Speeches - look for current speeches Programs - are there any domestic or int'l programs your country has on the topic? This is most important - you can build on these. Events - has there been any in your country, what happened? Which have they attended? Agreements - which has your country participated in? Reports - are there any reports which have facts and figures on past solutions www.bestdelegate.com/researchmap Note: Google and Wikipedia are starting points, but you need to determine what links are ads, unrelated, or biased. Highly Credible - United Nations, universities Credible - Governments, NGOs Less Credible - Blogs, News Sites, Wikipedia Position Paper How To
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| writing_the_position_paper_mfmun_2019.pptx |
| vimunc_position_paper.docx |
| position_paper_rubric_-_staff_training.doc |
Learn about the UN and Model UN
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| unit_1_lesson_2_intro_to_model_un_read-only.pptx |
| unit_1_lesson_3_how_does_un_work_read-only.ppt |
Basic MUN Info
Summer Camps
At the Conference
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Glossary and Terms:
Here's a cheat sheet of MUN's confusing terminology.
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Tips on Achieving Best Delegate:
Learn about what the chairs are looking for when assessing delegates.
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Committee Outline
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Performance Guidelines:
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