Prompt: Even if you have not presented yet, how did participating as a listener, note-taker, or responder during the Interactive Oral help you prepare for your own discussion?

Prompt: Even if you have not presented yet, how did participating as a listener, note-taker, or responder during the Interactive Oral help you prepare for your own discussion?

Prompt Response: My group and I were not sure how to split it up but after listening to today's presentation we figured out how to split it up. We decided that I would figure out good discussion questions to ask the audience. Wesley and Everest are gonna help each other to explain the context, and Vincent is going to talk about the different themes in our chapter.

Summary: I think them presenting made it super helpful for me to understand what I needed to do.

Reflection: I am anxious for our presentation tomorrow. 

 

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