Tuesday, October 20, 2015
Socratic Seminar Student Generated Thought Provoking Questions Class 8-422 Due Every Wednesday by 7pm
Hello All,
Please read the requirements and criteria for Socratic Seminar on Class Jump and then post ONE thought provoking open-ended question based on the text provided by your Socratic Seminar leaders.
Make sure that your name, class and the title of text you're responding to is posted along with your thought provoking open-ended question.
Use the reference sheet and follow the steps on How to Post a Thought Provoking Question on the Blog Spot. Or, please visit Class Jump to access and open the MS Word document step-by-step procedure to post on the blog spot.
Questions? Email thereadingcafe@aol.com M-F by 7pm.
Take Care!
Ms. N
Socratic Seminar Student Generated Thought Provoking Questions Class 8-419 Due Every Thursday by 7pm
Hello All,
Please read the requirements and criteria for Socratic Seminar on Class Jump and then post ONE thought provoking open-ended question based on the text provided by your Socratic Seminar leaders.
Make sure that your name, class and the title of text you're responding to is posted along with your thought provoking open-ended question.
Use the reference sheet and follow the steps on How to Post a Thought Provoking Question on the Blog Spot. Or, please visit Class Jump to access and open the MS Word document step-by-step procedure to post on the blog spot.
Questions? Email thereadingcafe@aol.com M-F by 7pm.
Take Care!
Ms. N
Tuesday, October 6, 2015
Socratic Seminar Student Created Thought Provoking Questions - Class 8-420 Due Every Saturday by 7pm
Hello All,
Please read the requirements and criteria for Socratic Seminar on Class Jump and then post ONE thought provoking open-ended question based on the text provided by your Socratic Seminar leaders.
Make sure that your name, class and the title of text you're responding to is posted along with your thought provoking open-ended question.
Use the reference sheet and follow the steps on How to Post a Thought Provoking Question on the Blog Spot. Or, please visit Class Jump to access and open the MS Word document step-by-step procedure to post on the blog spot.
Questions? Email thereadingcafe@aol.com M-F by 7pm.
Take Care!
Ms. N
Please read the requirements and criteria for Socratic Seminar on Class Jump and then post ONE thought provoking open-ended question based on the text provided by your Socratic Seminar leaders.
Make sure that your name, class and the title of text you're responding to is posted along with your thought provoking open-ended question.
Use the reference sheet and follow the steps on How to Post a Thought Provoking Question on the Blog Spot. Or, please visit Class Jump to access and open the MS Word document step-by-step procedure to post on the blog spot.
Questions? Email thereadingcafe@aol.com M-F by 7pm.
Take Care!
Ms. N
Wednesday, May 6, 2015
Socratic Seminar Student Generated Thought Provoking Questions Due 5.8.15 by 7pm
Hello,
Please make sure to post your questions to the video that Sadia and Joshua selected. When posting your questions, these are the key things you need to remember:
Please make sure to post your questions to the video that Sadia and Joshua selected. When posting your questions, these are the key things you need to remember:
- Make your questions clear, short and thought provoking
- Questions should not produce an easy answer, it should elicit a variety of responses from different perspectives. Basically, there is more than one way to answer a question but it should somehow still be connected.
- DO NOT WRITE TWO QUESTIONS AS ONE! Quite a few of you did that and it only caused confusion to those in the circle and too much clarifying for the leaders.
If you have any questions, please email me at thereadingcafe@aol.com.
Ms. N
Monday, April 20, 2015
Socratic Seminar Student Generated Thought Provoking Questions Due on 4.24.15 by 7pm
You know what to do. Please post your questions about the text your leaders, Cassidy and Yover, sent you to this post no later than 7pm on Friday, April 24, 2015.
Reflecting on our class and personal goals from the previous Socratic Seminar, please note that your questions should be thought provoking. With that said, as you refine the questions you create, you don't have to have a lot of convoluted words in your question, or create a follow up question to your first question for it to be high level quality. You only need ONE question that is clear and of course deep. Please DO NOT write two questions as one. Those students who have done that will loose points.
When a question that is presented by the leaders has to be translated, rephrased and reworded several times, that means that you put too many words and/or ideas into one question. Keep it clean, simple, DEEP and to the point.
Reminder: Also, we need to make sure that you speak loudly, clearly and always give eye contact to the person you are responding to. Always be ready with a response (i.e. question format, clarity of a previous statement, summarizing what someone else said, clearing up misconceptions, building on someone else's ideas/thoughts, analyzing/critiquing/incorporating evidence from the text, etc.) when someone calls on you. Please note that I may add another level to the circle at the next meeting. Lastly, remember to select a new partner for Monday.
Happy Thinking! :)
Reflecting on our class and personal goals from the previous Socratic Seminar, please note that your questions should be thought provoking. With that said, as you refine the questions you create, you don't have to have a lot of convoluted words in your question, or create a follow up question to your first question for it to be high level quality. You only need ONE question that is clear and of course deep. Please DO NOT write two questions as one. Those students who have done that will loose points.
When a question that is presented by the leaders has to be translated, rephrased and reworded several times, that means that you put too many words and/or ideas into one question. Keep it clean, simple, DEEP and to the point.
Reminder: Also, we need to make sure that you speak loudly, clearly and always give eye contact to the person you are responding to. Always be ready with a response (i.e. question format, clarity of a previous statement, summarizing what someone else said, clearing up misconceptions, building on someone else's ideas/thoughts, analyzing/critiquing/incorporating evidence from the text, etc.) when someone calls on you. Please note that I may add another level to the circle at the next meeting. Lastly, remember to select a new partner for Monday.
Happy Thinking! :)
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Socratic Seminar Student Generated Thought Provoking Questions Due 4.17.15 by 7pm
Hello All,
You know what to do. Please post your questions about the text your leaders, Ariana and Zora, sent you to this post no later than 7pm on Friday, April 17, 2015.
Reflecting on our class and personal goals from the last Socratic Seminar, please note that your questions should be thought provoking. With that said, as you refine the questions you create, you don't have to have a lot of convoluted words in your question, or create a follow up question to your first question for it to be high level quality. You only need ONE question that is clear and of course deep.
Reminder: Also, we need to make sure that you speak loudly, clearly and always give eye contact to the person you are responding to. Always be ready with a response (i.e. question format, clarity of a previous statement, summarizing what someone else said, clearing up misconceptions, building on someone else's ideas/thoughts, analyzing/critiquing/incorporating evidence from the text, etc.) when someone calls on you. Please note that I may add another level to the circle at the next meeting. Lastly, remember to select a new partner for Monday.
Happy Thinking! :)
You know what to do. Please post your questions about the text your leaders, Ariana and Zora, sent you to this post no later than 7pm on Friday, April 17, 2015.
Reflecting on our class and personal goals from the last Socratic Seminar, please note that your questions should be thought provoking. With that said, as you refine the questions you create, you don't have to have a lot of convoluted words in your question, or create a follow up question to your first question for it to be high level quality. You only need ONE question that is clear and of course deep.
Reminder: Also, we need to make sure that you speak loudly, clearly and always give eye contact to the person you are responding to. Always be ready with a response (i.e. question format, clarity of a previous statement, summarizing what someone else said, clearing up misconceptions, building on someone else's ideas/thoughts, analyzing/critiquing/incorporating evidence from the text, etc.) when someone calls on you. Please note that I may add another level to the circle at the next meeting. Lastly, remember to select a new partner for Monday.
Happy Thinking! :)
Sunday, April 5, 2015
Socratic Seminar Student Generated Discussion Questions Due 4.10.15 by 7pm
Hello 421,
Please post your thought provoking questions on this site by Friday, April 10, 2015 no later than 7pm.
Reflecting on some of the questions from the last seminar, please make sure that your questions are not wordy and compacted. However, the question should be by no means easy, it should still be complex in that it requires deep thinking on part of the participant.
Happy Posting!
Please post your thought provoking questions on this site by Friday, April 10, 2015 no later than 7pm.
Reflecting on some of the questions from the last seminar, please make sure that your questions are not wordy and compacted. However, the question should be by no means easy, it should still be complex in that it requires deep thinking on part of the participant.
Happy Posting!
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