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    so the discussion boards are a very
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    important part of the course it's a way
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    for you to interact with each other to
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    help teach yourself and others the
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    material and to interact with me and
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    learn things from me get clarifications
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    from me and and also helped me learn as
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    well so the discussion boards are
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    something that I really enjoy and what
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    I've decided to do this semester is to
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    make them much more student-led than
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    they've been in the past in the past
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    I've largely led the discussion boards
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    but I've found that I'm not really able
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    to respond or interact with as many of
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    the comments on the discussion board as
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    I would like to optimally so this
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    semester what I'm doing is having
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    students essentially act as the leads or
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    the curators for the discussion I'll
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    still participate but I want you all to
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    get the opportunity and the experience
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    of leading a discussion helping to
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    answer questions and curating different
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    directions in a discussion board I think
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    it's good practice for you and I think
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    it'll enable me to better interact with
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    what's going on on the discussion board
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    by freeing up my time to be able to
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    really focus on posting responses I have
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    a full-time job outside of this teaching
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    engagement and there's also a lot of
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    work behind the scenes during the
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    semester to keep the course running and
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    that all really limits the amount of
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    time that I can spend actually on the
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    discussion board so I want to make sure
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    that you feel you're getting really good
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    feedback and having a really engage time
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    in the discussion board and and as such
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    I don't want that to have to rely on on
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    me being available to make sure that
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    that's going on so I'm empowering you
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    all to really ensure that we have an
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    active and vigorous discussion this
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    semester so what the way this is going
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    to work because of the number of
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    students we have about 20 students in
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    the class is that I'm going to divide
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    everyone up each week into two separate
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    groups
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    you'll be randomly assigned to a group
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    so it'll rotate around and that'll give
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    you the chance to engage with different
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    people
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    it'll make sure that your discussion pod
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    does not stagnate at any point in the
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    past I've taught two sections
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    this class simultaneously and it's been
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    really interesting to see how each
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    section operates as a really independent
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    organism the discussion boards end up
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    looking very different and by moving you
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    all around from week to week I think
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    it'll encourage a variety of different
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    styles and and and different directions
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    in the discussion to emerge and you'll
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    still get to know each other because
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    you'll probably be together for you know
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    an average about half of the discussions
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    since it's random so I'll divide you up
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    into two groups of ten into two
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    different discussion boards and in these
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    two discussion boards that's where
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    you'll spend most of the week chatting
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    with your classmates and interacting
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    with me and each week there will be a
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    lead for each of the discussion boards
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    everyone in the class participates in
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    one of the two discussion boards and
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    what I'll do is post the name of the
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    participants in each of these sub boards
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    on the front page of that board like I
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    mentioned each board has a lead and that
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    name will will go out in advance so you
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    know on a schedule when you're leading
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    the discussion each week in these boards
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    should really be related to the material
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    in the class so the things that are in
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    the lecture video are the things that
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    are in the book you can ask questions
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    about the material if there's something
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    you don't quite understand if there was
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    something you found interesting I
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    encourage you to bring information from
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    outside of the class into the discussion
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    can be personal information or perhaps
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    new scientific findings or things that
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    are going on outside of the class that
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    are relevant to that week's topic please
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    do bring it in it really makes it very
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    stimulating and and you all will be
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    grading each other's so the participants
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    each week will grade the lead of that
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    week and the lead will grade the
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    participants each week and over time
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    your discussion and participation score
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    will be cumulatively based on these
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    grades that you receive for these two
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    roles in the class so each week towards
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    the end of the week the curators are
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    leads of each of these weekly discussion
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    boards so the two people assigned to
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    lead these discussion boards in a
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    particular week
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    at the end of the week they'll sum up
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    the discussion and their board and then
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    post it on a third board that'll be
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    higher level and which everyone in the
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    entire class can look at so not just the
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    two subgroups but actually all twenty
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    students and it's expected that you'll
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    look at this and it should be
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    interesting to see the the different
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    summaries of what the two groups talked
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    about at that point you can have some
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    discussion about the summaries or other
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    topics that you want to bring up in the
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    the whole class forum and in general you
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    know most of the discussion should take
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    place the week in which it's most
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    relevant but it's fine you know for
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    things to continue into the the
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    following week especially you know on
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    this whole class board where the
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    summaries make you up some questions for
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    me or questions from you or other points
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    you want to add the summary should be
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    fewer than 500 words and it should be
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    posted on Tuesday this as the syllabus
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    says the class resets every Wednesday
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    and goes goes on to the next week's
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    material everyone in the class should be
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    familiar with what's on the whole class
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    discussion board and like I mentioned
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    all the students can participate in
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    comment in addition there may be some
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    weeks where there will be a topical
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    discussion a particular topic that I
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    thought the whole class would find
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    interesting and the intention is for
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    everyone to be engaged with that special
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    topic and to post on it and have
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    discussions on it not every week will
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    have this but some weeks will and if
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    you're interested in the grading process
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    there's a lot of detail in the syllabus
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    about this I'm not going to go into it
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    here except to say that the course
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    engagement score is is the the total
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    grade for course engagement is worth
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    quite a bit of your total grade in the
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    class and a lot of that grade is
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    determined through the peer grading
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    process so the discussion board is
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    really important
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    you really should participate as much as
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    possible and it should not be quantity
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    of participation it's really the quality
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    that matters and there are some
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    parameters in the syllabus to help the
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    participants grade the
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    and the leads grade the participants so
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    I encourage you to look through them I
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    don't want to go through them in this
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    video because they're already written
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    out and I think they're fairly
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    straightforward but this is how the
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    discussion boards are gonna work I think
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    it'll really help you get much more
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    timely feedback and much more voluminous
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    feedback it'll help me really focus on
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    what to respond to and be able to spend
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    my time interacting with your ideas
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    instead of sort of keeping track of your
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    performance on the boards and I think
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    overall it's a win-win for everyone so
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    I'm really excited to see how this works
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    and and and and thank you for doing the
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    experiment with me if you have any
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    questions about this please post them in
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    the discussion board for general
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    syllabus or general class questions that
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    you might have thanks
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