Use Activity Structures: Thumbs up!

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Introduction
‘Thumbs up!’ can be used to instigate and structure discussion about statements and encourage the giving of reasons. The statements could be designed to evaluate some aspect of the process of inquiry (eg, ‘we listened to each other well’) or to investigate opinions. The giving of reasons is...

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Use Activity Structures: Thumbs up!

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