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Socractic Seminar

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This report details the various roles in a Socratic Seminar's outer circle, focusing on their contributions to constructive dialogue and learning outcomes. The roles include the Reporter, who summarizes strengths and weaknesses of the conversation; the Silent Contributor, who provides insights as if in the inner circle; and the Tallyers, who track references to texts and speaking frequency. Additionally, the Shadower evaluates participants on criteria like clarity, use of evidence, respectfulness, and preparation. Each role promotes active engagement and accountability in discussions.

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Socractic Seminar

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  1. Socractic Seminar Outer Circle Roles

  2. reporter • Takes notes and prepares a summary that discusses strengths and weaknesses of the dialogue

  3. Silent Contributor • What would you say if you were in the inner circle?

  4. Referencing Text Tallyer • Counts how many times each member references the text

  5. Comment Tallyer • Records how many times each person speaks

  6. Shadower • Evaluates member of the inner circle • Speak loudly and clearly? • Cite reasons and evidence for our statements? • Use the text to find support? • Listen to others respectfully? • Stick with the subject? • Talk to the whole group and not as side conversation?

  7. Shadower • Paraphrase accurately? • Avoid inappropriate language? • Ask for help to clear confusions? • Questions in a civil manner? • Seem prepared?

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