End of Discussion
(a) Focused Free-Write: End of Discussion Reflections
Below is a list of questions that you can use to reflect on what happened in our discussion today, what you learned, and/or what you are still thinking about.
Feel free to answer any of the questions and know that there is no right way to respond. You can use complete sentences, a list, a flow chart, etc. to take down your thoughts. This is about putting down words, thoughts, half-ideas, noticing's, anything really to paper.
Below is a list of questions that you can use to reflect on what happened in our discussion today, what you learned, and/or what you are still thinking about.
Feel free to answer any of the questions and know that there is no right way to respond. You can use complete sentences, a list, a flow chart, etc. to take down your thoughts. This is about putting down words, thoughts, half-ideas, noticing's, anything really to paper.
- What is an idea from discussion that felt important? What was it?
- What was something that lingered with you today? Why?
- What surprised you about discussion today? Why?
- What was your role in discussion today? What did you do well? How could you improve for the next discussion?
- Was there a moment in discussion where you were really focused? Why?
- Was there a moment in discussion where you weren’t really focused? Why?
- Try to recreate one of the things your peers said today that gave you a new way to think about the text today.
- What was something a peer did or said today that you found impressive?