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    To have a successful Socratic seminar, participants should agree or disagree respectfully by referring to what others said and explaining their perspective. They can ask questions to clarify or expand on points, and connect their thoughts on the discussion topic. Participants should build on each other's ideas and be willing to reconsider their views based on what others contribute.

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    To have a successful Socratic seminar, participants should agree or disagree respectfully by referring to what others said and explaining their perspective. They can ask questions to clarify or expand on points, and connect their thoughts on the discussion topic. Participants should build on each other's ideas and be willing to reconsider their views based on what others contribute.

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    Phrases For Socratic Seminars

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    To have a successful Socratic seminar, participants should agree or disagree respectfully by referring to what others said and explaining their perspective. They can ask questions to clarify or expand on points, and connect their thoughts on the discussion topic. Participants should build on each other's ideas and be willing to reconsider their views based on what others contribute.

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    Helpful Hints for a Successful Socratic Seminar

    Statements:
    Agreement I like what ____________ said about _______________. Let me explain why I would like to add to ________________s point about _____________________. I also see/feel/think I think he/she is right because (explanation) I want to connect my thoughts to Disagreement I have a different opinion than _________________ (followed by statement & explanation) I would like to offer a different perspective I disagree. Let me explain why Ive changed my mind about ___________ ____based on what _____________ said or what was stated in the text. Clarification I think the speaker was trying to say I think I understand, but let me be sure (then rephrase)

    Questions:
    Can we go back to ____________________s point about __________________? Could you clarify the point you made about ______________________? What does everyone think about ___________________________? What do you mean by __________________________? I have a question about . . .

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