Symposium Style Debate
By Oregon Forensics | October 1, 1932
Back home, Oregon continued innovating. The “Symposium Style” brought large teams together to address major problems collaboratively. It reflected a shift from simple competition to collective problem-solving — decades before “group projects” became standard in education.
Citation: Henry, E. (1932).
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