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话题：学术营
体裁：应用文
难度：★★★
建议用时：7分钟
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The Conflict Resolution Youth Summit (CRYS) is a summer program for high schoolers that explores social and political action, global conflict (矛盾), social justice, and leadership. Students who take part in it will learn through labs, field trips, workshops, and by communicating with experts in the field. Students will develop skills in leadership, problem-solving, communication, and cross-cultural awareness.
The George Mason Debate Institute tries very hard to offer the most individual attention of any debate (辩论) camp. A teacher only teaches a few students and the extremely active teachers allow us to meet the individual needs of every debater. We are proud of our ability to conduct our instruction according to the needs of individual students. The camp has a focus on debate as an educational and communicative activity. As part of our special educational approach, students will get to hear from topic experts on important public policy issues. Our guest speaker series is certainly the most special part of our camp.
George Mason University is the host of the Washington Journalism and Media Conference (WJMC), and each summer welcomes high school student leaders from all over the country as National Youth Correspondents. The teachers have developed the WJMC curriculum (课程) to suit the needs of the nation’s most gifted future leaders in the field. The conference curriculum includes learning with industry leaders from the Mason teachers as well as international media and Washington insiders. National Youth Correspondents will experience a forward-thinking approach to journalism and media.
1. In which academic camp may students’ problem-solving skills be developed?
A. National Youth Correspondents.
B. George Mason Debate Institute.
C. Conflict Resolution Youth Summit.
D. Washington Journalism and Media Conference.
2. What is probably the most unusual part of the George Mason Debate Institute?
A. Its active teachers.
B. Its focus on debate.
C. Its guest speaker series.
D. Its attention to public issues.
3. Who may become members of the Washington Journalism and Media Conference?
A. Student leaders who are most gifted in the field of journalism and media.
B. High school students from the most developed parts of the United States.
C. High school students who were taught by the most gifted WJMC teachers.
D. Students who have received high-level education in George Mason University.