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1 Walk-Around Survey Individually:
Generate a response for each category on left-hand column of survey Leave your table and collect ideas for each box from colleagues around the room NOTE: Only one response from each person Return to tables at signal

2 Walk-Around Survey Table Groups:
Share your own and collected responses Analyze and explore responses (e.g. patterns, themes, comparisons, contrasts, and generalizations) Identify patterns and themes and craft an observation and conclusions for sharing with full group

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