Montclair State University

Teaching and Learning Resource Center

 
 
 
 
 

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Ken Bain, Vice Provost for Instruction and Director
 



Types of Student Participation in Critical Conversations

 
    1. How do these conversations change over the course of the term?

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    3. What kinds of questions are students prepared to ask at different points in the term?

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    5. What kinds of arguments can they advance?

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    7. What data can they identify as relevant to the conversation?

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    9. With whom can they hold these conversations (policymakers, scholars, community members, other students, frogs)?


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