Position Paper Writing Guidelines

This video tutorial provides an overview of writing position papers, including style guidelines, structure, and logistics. It emphasizes the importance of using the third person, outlines a suggested format, and details the submission process. The video also highlights the need for thorough research and offers tips on presenting information professionally.

What is the main focus of this video in the nman 5 video curriculum series?

• Debate strategies

• Public speaking

• Conducting research

• Writing position papers

In position paper writing, which perspective should you use when representing a country?

• First person

• Second person

• Third person

• Fourth person

When representing a person in a cabinet, which perspective is acceptable?

• Third person

• Second person

• Fourth person

• First person

What is the first component of a position paper's structure?

• Official position on the problem

• Background of the topic

• Solutions to the problem

• Conclusion

Which country is used as an example in the position paper outline?

• India

• Russia

• China

• United States

What is the official stance of Russia on the Syrian Civil War according to the example?

• Support for the opposition

• Neutral stance

• Withdrawal from involvement

• Support for Bashar al-Assad

Which font is recommended for writing position papers?

• Times New Roman

• Calibri

• Arial

• Comic Sans

What should be included at the top of each position paper?

• Your favorite quote

• A summary of the paper

• Committee, topic, country, name, and school

• A list of references

What is the key to writing a good position paper?

• Being well-researched

• Including many citations

• Using complex language

• Writing in first person

Is a title necessary for a position paper?

• Only if the committee requires it

• No, never

• Yes, always

• Only if you want to