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- Have both texts available, whether on your tablet or in your hand.
- If you're using the digital versions, remember the handy "find" feature available on your browser.
- At your four-seater group, choose a recorder and a speaker.
- Use paper to list the group's discoveries
- These include:
- Main ideas for each article
- SHARED main ideas
- the IMPLIED and IDENTIFIED heroes and villains from each author's point of view
- Write down the sentence or sentences that support your observations, those that speak to you--or at least their location, so you can quote accurately
- Prepare to say whether you agree, disagree or want to qualify the parts you agree with, while supporting your position with text you find convincing
We'll decide together on an appropriate time for the small group activity, as well as good timing for a follow-up discussion of your findings and your views in a large group.
Lastly, you'll prepare a Tweet (140 characters) for @williamderesiewicz and @STurkle describing your position, this may be homework...
