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Discussion as a Way of Teaching
"Written for all university and college teachers interested in experimenting with discussion methods in their classrooms ... [includes] usable suggestions on: How to prepare students and teachers to participate in discussion; How to get discussions started; How to keep discussions going; How to ensure that teachers' and students' voices are kept in some sort of balance"--Back cover.
Group Discussion
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Using Discussion in Classrooms
Blends theory, research and practice to show educators the principal factors that are involved in classroom discussion. Each chapter describes one fundamental aspect of discussion - its nature and rationale, the topics and participants, the behaviours and language of discussion.
What's the Point in Discussion?
This text presents the skills of discussion and how they can be taught in the context of developing what the author refers to as a "thinking society". Objectives considered include: problem solving, creativity, decision making, attitude change and interpersonal skills.
Elements of Discussion
Discussion is distorting today. Within schools, social movements, and firms, there has been an increasing tendency for teachers and facilitators to announce that there will be a discussion while the interaction which follows this announcement is not a discussion, but something else??likely a recitation and lecture. This distortion of discussion promises democracy, equality, and participation during a meeting or class, but delivers inequality, prohibition, and dominance. Now is the time to begin changing these practices which ultimately create and support a neoliberal society that promises democracy but practices oligarchy. One way to change this neoliberal social world is by intervening in t...
