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Please see discussion leader/discussant assignments, posted below (1/31/11). Write your critique paper using your assigned discussion leader article. Four lab sessions will be devoted to discussing original recent research. Small groups of students will discuss eight empirical articles during these designated lab sessions. Each student will serve as discussion leader for one of the eight articles and as discussion participant for two additional articles. Discussion leaders will present a brief summary of the study and provide a one-page outline for student participants. Discussion participants will read the article and provide a brief summary. Please provide me with list of your first four choices for articles by Wednesday, January 26th, so that discussion leaders may be assigned for each of the articles. At each lab session, two articles will be discussed. Please see the schedule below for dates and times for discussions and your assigned sessions. You need only attend those discussion sessions you are assigned. Please do not be late to your assigned session as this would be extremely disruptive to your fellow students. Discussion leaders should read their assigned articles (your summary paper article is your discussion leader article) and complete a one page handout that summarizes their study’s introduction, method, results, and discussion, as well as 2-3 questions for discussion ( ***Discussion leaders: Please see sample outline to use as a model). During the discussion session, you should distribute the outline/handout and use it to give a brief overview of the study, then lead a brief discussion about the article. Complete the discussion leader worksheet and turn it in at the session. Discussion participants should read the article BEFORE the lab session (bring it to class with you!) and complete the discussion participant worksheet BEFORE the session.
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Send problems, comments or suggestions to: hembrees@csus.edu
California
State University, Sacramento
College of Education
Department of Child Development
Updated: January, 2011