All of the following strategies will help you participate constructively in class
discussions except
a. trying to say something early in the discussion.
b. making your comments brief and to the point.
c. getting involved in direct exchanges with other class members.
d. giving others a chance to express their ideas.
Question 2
When recording and reviewing class discussions, it is important to
a. record only the main points during class.
b. review notes and fill in details as soon as possible after class.
c. note the speaker's name in the margin next to his or her comments.
d. do all of the above.
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