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corkyiscool3328 · **on:** Jul 31, 2018

In what way(s) is Academic Controversy different from debate?

a. The final goal is to develop a new position based on sensible common ground.
b. You do not have two distinct sides to the argument.
c. You do not need a well-researched defense since you will just be talking informally.
d. The final goal is to move toward common agreement as quickly as possible.

Question 2

In a Jigsaw activity, how are positive interdependence and peer support encouraged?

a. Everyone reads the same information and shares their opinions.
b. Students use their individual talents to produce a beautiful, artistic product.
c. Students become experts in unique aspects of the content and share their expertise with others.
d. Higher level students engage in teaching content to those in the group who are struggling.