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Structured Academic Controversy (SAC)

What? Working in pairs, and then teams, you will explore an issue through opposing positions and try to reach a consensus, or, at least, clarify where your differences lie.

Today’s Question: Was Lincoln Racist?

Discussion Norms Active listening Challenge ideas, not persons Try your best to understand other position Share the floor: each person in pair MUST have an opportunity to speak No disagreeing until consensus-building

Sequence Form into teams (partner prep) Team A Presentation –Team A presents –Restatement (by Pair B) Team B Presentation –Team B presents –Restatement (by Pair A) Consensus-Building