HOW TO WIN MUN BEST DELEGATE (short and sweet) 

hi I just have a question to ask you !! What RU-vid channel videos did you watch or what did you type in to get exactly what you were looking for

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Which mun?

ouch.. hope youre ok pal

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Can't be me lol

hey can u share ur experience? i'll be doing my first mun in a month

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@@blariwaldorfayniben my exprerience was amazinggg , it was so much fun and i also won an award🤭

aww i’m so glad you found it helpful !! don’t worry too much about public speaking ! at first it can feel intimidating, but just think of it as another group project. you’re just talking to peers who are just as nervous as you 😇 goodluck and let me know how it goes ! :)

@@lizfujiwara Thank you so much! I watched a couple videos on mock debates of MUN so I know more about it. Thank you for these tips!!

I agree, this was totally short and sweet and summarized a lot. I'm in sixth grade and my conference is also tomorrow, I still have research to do for the moderated caucus and I'm extremely nervous but this helped a lot. Hopefully everything turns out okay tomorrow!

@@ayiaali4265 Ahh wow, I wish you luck!! And I'm generally confused on how the topics are discussed and the moderated caucus- but I bet you'll do great!

@@ayiaali4265 Goodluck Ayia! It starts with believing in yourself :) Let me know how it goes and if you need any more tips!

yooo are u going to Harvard model un ??

I’m glad it helped! Good luck at your upcoming conference :)

You should join MUN in college!

Yay so exciting !! Congratulations :))

​@@lizfujiwara:))) You earned a new sub ʕ⁠っ⁠•⁠ᴥ⁠•⁠ʔ⁠っ

@@ritudahiya4395 so kind 🥲🤍

you’re too kind, thank you !!

this is very late, but i hope your conference went well

goodluck girly!!

OMG thank God I'm not the only who is an 8th grade student

@@andin6244 LOL UR NOT ALONE

aww good luck!! always be confident and have fun :)) let me know if you have any more questions

@lizfujiwara its already done btw but tysm!

you totally can!! many of my conferences were super last minute / stressful too but still won something with the tips i gave in this vid

Heyyyyyyyyyy Annalise I guess sometimes like.....you don't get chance to speak to much so for that you can use other sources such as chits (really effective tho)....or work with you Alices and make a good resolution paper on your own....that will be good try to raise your playcard as much as possible always be respectful never give false information and be freindly. Also keep the motive in the mind that you're not there to win you're there for finding solutions with all others alsoooo be passionate about your topic. It's not about being older it's about raising your presence in the confrence. Always try to raise motions when the chair asks for it.

Also like to raise motions you can kinda before confrence on your topic find some subtopics and know about them.......try to work on the smallest details.

Alsoooo for research things rely on true sources.......Like understand your topic know about agenda know about the subtopics research about them.

thanks!! I will use your advice!! :)

hi annalese !! wow, i am impressed that you’re in mun as a 7th grader ! honestly, you can never be 100% prepared for a conference. it’s unpredictable due to the different delegates and issues that may be brought up. therefore, don’t feel limited to only speaking when you know the facts ! it’s important to be able to improvise and adjust quickly. instead of doing more research, maybe practice with a family member or friend! they may have rebuttals to your solutions and ideas, and practicing being quick on your feet will help you feel way more confident NO MATTER the competition / topics :)) hope this helps !! feel free to dm me on Instagram @liz.fujiwara if you have any more questions

Good luck!! So excited for you! Remember to be confident and try practicing with your family or friends :) If you have any questions, please feel free to DM me on Instagram @liz.fujiwara !

@@lizfujiwara thanks alot , i'll surely DM u if i face any difficulty , once again thank you so much , really appreciate it

make sure during mods/speeches not to just list facts about the subtopic/why its good or bad. if you can , always try to give a solution for it or link it to your resolution/the bigger picture

Good luck

Damn how do it go

You definitely can! A lot of people in MUN are usually quite shy and introverted, but MUN teaches you public speaking skills and confidence. There are also other components to MUN than just speaking, and if you have good research, you will be way more confident than you think! :) There's also no harm in trying. I had no idea what MUN was, but ended up loving it!

@@lizfujiwara thank you so much! this is really helpful ❤️

You got this! Research will definitely help you feel more confident, but also taking on and embracing your role. Don’t worry about what others think or if you make mistakes !! DM me on Instagram if you have any further questions :)

There is no such thing as a bad country! Even if your country doesn't feel as relevant compared to another country, that doesn't mean your country can't contribute equally or even more. It's up to you to bring something to the table! :) Remember that the conference is full of students just like you so try not to feel intimidated! Consider them more like teammates rather than competition, and it will be less scary when talking with them. Hope that helps!

Whatever she said above is right, and you can form allies as well and bring in solutions on the basis of that. This is why researching on your country's allies are so important

So there’s always a main topic that your committee is focused one, and the subtopics are usually generated from the study guide. So ppl come u; with research based on topics that related to the study guide. Hope this helped:)

It differs each MUN, but usually they incoorporate these things called the moderated and the unmoderated caucus. Essentially, everyone starts off with their GSL or their opening speeches. Then, when the chair asks, countries can raise their placard and offer a moderated/unmoderated cacus along with the topic. If it's a moderated caucus, you raise ur placard to speak, and once ur recognised and its ur turn, ur supposed to talk about that topic and its a more informal style of debate. The unmoderated caucus is more for discussions, so other parties or countries come to form allies, or to discuss any moderate caucus' they want to bring up, etc.

delegates are you and other students attending the conference; chairs are the judges essentially

What is your agenda?

@@hellothanks9415 uncsw

awards differ at every conference but always aim for best delegate so you can do ur best ! everyone does have the chance to speak but you have to be the one to take initiative :)

mm great question !! sorry for the late reply; i used to watch a lot of ted talks + youtube vids aside from google. now with chat gpt, im sure it can provide you with a lot of resources as well as long as you make sure it is credible.

What's your agenda and portfolio

@@Tyyry.tut678 the agenda is the development of education in developing countries

i don’t have any specific sites, but make sure that the website that you are getting information from is credible :)

@@lizfujiwarabest places that work are academic journals, past news articles and one trick that may work depending on your country and committee your on is calling the nearest consulate of the country your representing at the conference and tell them what the topic is your trying to research. Usually they’re really nice and explain the position of their government and give you also additional sources as well. I did for my recent MUN conference and got outstanding delegate.

thanks for watching! i hope you still go to conferences, don't get discouraged :))

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Yes, very true! There are still tangible ways to make chairs favor you though :)

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Well of course, but the chair will consider u if u contribute or do well. If you show effort, you at least would probably get some recognition at the closing ceremony (no prize, but can call out ur names or countries)

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@@lizfujiwara hi liz, we followed your advice and didn't win best delegate

@@drewcannon9494 sorry to hear that !! I'm sure you will notice improvement as you continue to go to conferences, best of luck :))