Teaching Public Forum debate across two countries
I teach Public Forum debate online to students at two schools in India — planning lessons, explaining arguments, and coaching them through practice rounds. So far I have taught 13 students.
I'm Charan Pyloore, a senior at Ridge High School in New Jersey. I want to build a career in business, where technology, data and people meet. I've always wanted to know why a system works the way it does, and how it could work better. That question runs through everything I do: on the debate floor, in an online classroom, and in a team I lead.
Debate taught me to think on my feet, to disagree with respect, and to trust a partner when the round gets hard.
Last year I began teaching Public Forum debate online to students at two schools in India. Making an idea clear to someone else taught me more than any round I've won.
As a Life Scout working toward Eagle, I'm leading a team on my Eagle project and learning what it takes to carry work from first plan to finished result.
I'm looking for a college community where I can keep learning, keep asking hard questions, and help the people around me do the same.
I teach Public Forum debate online to students at two schools in India — planning lessons, explaining arguments, and coaching them through practice rounds. So far I have taught 13 students.
I'm leading a team of six to help the Somerset Hills Historical Society update its website, taking new photos of local historical sites.
I've spent summers in business programs at the University of Georgia, and interned at THINKSAbio, tracking product and marketing data and learning about investing.
Recognized for a PSAT/NMSQT score in roughly the top 3% of more than a million test takers nationwide.
Awarded for earning more than 750 NSDA merit points. I've earned 892, almost all of them through competition rather than service.
Earned a gold medal on the National Latin Exam in both 9th and 10th grade.
Recognizes students with a strong GPA who scored in the top 10% of PSAT takers at their school.
Completed the two-year AP Capstone sequence, AP Seminar in 10th grade and AP Research in 11th, scoring 4 or higher on both, along with four more AP exams.
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