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Hamlet Discussion Questions, Act 1 - Lewis-Palmer School ...
www.lewispalmer.orgHamlet Discussion Questions, Act 1 Act I, Scene 1 1) The play begins on a dark winter night outside Elsinore Castle in Denmark as a few watchmen (Bernardo and Marcellus) and a fried of Prince Hamlet (Horatio) have a conversation. What is revealed in this conversation? 2) Why does Horatio now believe Bernardo and Marcellus?
GROWTH MINDSET DISCUSSION QUESTIONS - West …
www.wcupa.eduDISCUSSION QUESTIONS (taken/adpated from Mindset by Carol Dweck and other sources) 1. How did your parents and/or teachers praise you as you were growing up? Did they tell you how “smart” you were or did they focus on how hard you worked? How do you praise others? 2. Is there someone in your life (a parent, teacher, friend, boss) with a ...
Common Questions in a LGBTQ Discussion - Be The Change ...
www.bethechangeconsulting.comCommon Questions in a LGBtQ DisCussion, paGe 1 of 5 What does “gay” mean? Being gay means that a person loves someone who is the same gender in a very special way. For example, a gay man wants to be involved with and love another man. A gay woman, or lesbian, wants to be involved with and love another woman. Gay
Book Discussion Questions for ANY Book - BookBundlz
www.bookbundlz.comBook Discussion Questions for ANY Book Courtesy of BookBundlz Story: 1. What is the significance of the title? Would you have given the book a different title? If yes, what is your title? 2. What were the themes of the book? Do you feel they were adequately explored? Were they brought to life in a cliche or in a unique manner? 3.
Implicit Bias Discussion Questions - NASCO
www.nasco.coopImplicit Bias Discussion Questions This exercise is about exploring. You don’t need to judge yourself or others. This is simply about looking and seeing what ideas or examples emerge. Being open to looking is the most important. If you don’t find anything, you can move on to
The House on Mango Street ... - Rahway Public Schools
www.rahway.net1 The House on Mango Street Discussion Questions The House on Mango Street 1. Why is the house on Mango Street an improvement over the narrator’s other homes? In what ways does it fall short of her “dream” house? 2. How large is the narrator’s family? What is their religion?
Emancipation Proclamation - National Constitution Center
constitutioncenter.orgDiscussion Questions Background The Emancipation Proclamation was issued by Abraham Lincoln on January 1, 1863, in the second year of the Civil War. In a preliminary proclamation issued four months earlier, Lincoln stated that on the first of the year “all persons held as slaves” in “States and parts of States, if any,
iversity Discussion Starters - MENTOR
www.mentoring.org3 Introduction 5 Life Skills 8 Discussion Starter 1 “Diversity” 9 Discussion Starter 2 “The Man and the Eagle” 10 Discussion Starter 3 “Color Blind” 11 Discussion Starter 4 “Crayons” 12 Discussion Starter 5 “The Crayon Box That Talked” 14 Discussion Starter 6 “If All the Trees Were Oaks” 15 Discussion Starter 7 “The Black Balloon”
Designing and Conducting Focus Group Interviews - EIU
www.eiu.edu4. Key Questions 5. Ending Questions • Use questions that get participants involved Use reflection, examples, choices, rating scales, drawings, etc. • Focus the questions Sequence that goes from general to specific • Be cautious of serendipitous …