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Biology Fishbowl Discussion “Fed Up!”

How it is set up! 2 circles of chairs (inner circle and outer circle) During discussion only inner circle can speak When you want to speak, you must raise your hand. You must address what the previous person has stated (to show you are listening) When speaking, must abide by the civil discussion rules Put a paper clip in the fishbowl after stating your facts or opinions Must have an inner circle partner Write down all their participation May enter inner circle Must signal their partner for a switch Partner must have participated before you can switch! Once removed, you can return after your partner has participated. OUTER CIRCLE IS NOT TO TALK! YOU MUST BE OBSERVING 

Civil Discussion Protocol: You must begin with the statement, “______________(previous speaker), I agree/disagree with your ideas because….” You must call on the next speaker by name Actively listen to presenters and each other Be specific, factual and ensure meaningfulness in your messages Recognize and respect what others have to say