Post-World-Café Reflections: Copy and paste these questions to post on your blog and answer them by Tuesday, 10/1 at midnight. I'm looking forward to seeing what you think!
- How did you feel about your discussion experience? What did you enjoy and what was difficult?R: I really like the experience, dealing with studentes for other classes and with different nationalities. The only difficult was to sometimes understang differente accents and points of view.
- Which letter from #5 on page 1 was hardest to decide in your group? a b c d Why do you think it was the hardest? R: The hardest to decide was the question 5-d, because we have different views at the beginning of which of the characters were the most brave.
- Was it easy or difficult to come to agreements with your groups? What made it easy and what made it challenging? R: Not really,we talked a little and come to a regular answer. Tha challenge was only at in beginning to explain to others what you think.
- Were you happy with your group’s definition of courage? What would you like to change, if anything? No, i actually really like. Because we used parts of everybody point of view and made a groups definition. So, I am very happy about our definition.
Hi Daniel,
ResponderExcluirI really liked your opinion, and all of answers are logical
I noticed that many students have the same issue which is understand others accents.
Hello Daniel,
ResponderExcluiri know what you meant by"understang different accents and points of view", and it was hard to find the meaning in translator. as you said the discussion was pretty good.
I'm glad to hear you came to a definition that you liked - that can be difficult, with so many people contributing. And I think that a lot of student have mentioned about different accents making it hard that day. I wonder if some of that was that it was also a pretty small room for that many people, and so it got to be loud when everyone was talking. Maybe not, but that could be part of it.
ResponderExcluir