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Philosophical Chairs: What should one value in life?. What’s your opinion?. It’s better to take risks than to play it safe. Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Write a 4-5 sentence response. Respond to the prompt:. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Philosophical Chairs: What  should one value in life?

Philosophical Chairs:A Raisin in the Sun

Page 2: Philosophical Chairs: What  should one value in life?

What’s your opinion?

It’s better to take risks than to play it

safe.Do you agree or disagree with this statement?

Write a 3-4 sentence response.

Page 3: Philosophical Chairs: What  should one value in life?

Respond to the prompt: Concerning/In regards to____(topic)_______, I

agree/disagree _____(your position)________.

My views are based on __________________

______ (What influences your beliefs?________.

Furthermore, ________(elaborate)_________

Page 4: Philosophical Chairs: What  should one value in life?

Move to the your side of the room.

DISCUSS WITH SOMEONE NEAR YOU WHO SHARES YOUR OPINION!

Page 5: Philosophical Chairs: What  should one value in life?

Rules Move to AGREE or DISAGREE at any point during

discussion. CLEARLY CONNECT YOUR IDEAS. Rule of 3: Let 3 other people talk before you talk again. Ping Pong – Agree/Disagree Conch = Cat God STANDING ONLY! Take a binder with you to write on. No

slouching over. Absolutely no sitting. While peers are discussing, actively listen.

Page 6: Philosophical Chairs: What  should one value in life?

{START TALKING}Rules for Reference:

Move to AGREE or DISAGREE at any point during discussion.

CLEARLY CONNECT YOUR IDEAS. Rule of 3: Let 3 other people talk before you talk again. Ping Pong – Agree/Disagree Conch = Cat God STANDING ONLY! Take a binder with you to write on. No

slouching over. Absolutely no sitting. While peers are discussing, actively listen.

Page 7: Philosophical Chairs: What  should one value in life?

PAUSE.

Jot down 3 bullets. These may be things that stood

out to you during the discussion or insights

gleaned.

Page 8: Philosophical Chairs: What  should one value in life?

What’s your opinion?

Life is all about money.

Do you agree or disagree with this statement?Write a 3-4 sentence response.

Page 9: Philosophical Chairs: What  should one value in life?

Move to the your side of the room.

DISCUSS WITH SOMEONE NEAR YOU WHO SHARES YOUR OPINION!

Page 10: Philosophical Chairs: What  should one value in life?

{START TALKING}Rules for Reference:

Move to AGREE or DISAGREE at any point during discussion.

CLEARLY CONNECT YOUR IDEAS. Rule of 3: Let 3 other people talk before you talk again. Ping Pong – Agree/Disagree Conch = Cat God STANDING ONLY! Take a binder with you to write on. No

slouching over. Absolutely no sitting. While peers are discussing, actively listen.

Page 11: Philosophical Chairs: What  should one value in life?

PAUSE.

Jot down 3 bullets. These may be things that stood

out to you during the discussion or insights

gleaned.

Page 12: Philosophical Chairs: What  should one value in life?

What’s your opinion?

Family always comes first.

Do you agree or disagree with this statement?Write a 3-4 sentence response.

Page 13: Philosophical Chairs: What  should one value in life?

Move to the your side of the room.

DISCUSS WITH SOMEONE NEAR YOU WHO SHARES YOUR OPINION!

Page 14: Philosophical Chairs: What  should one value in life?

{START TALKING}Rules for Reference:

Move to AGREE or DISAGREE at any point during discussion.

CLEARLY CONNECT YOUR IDEAS. Rule of 3: Let 3 other people talk before you talk again. Ping Pong – Agree/Disagree Conch = Cat God STANDING ONLY! Take a binder with you to write on. No

slouching over. Absolutely no sitting. While peers are discussing, actively listen.

Page 15: Philosophical Chairs: What  should one value in life?

PAUSE.

Jot down 3 bullets. These may be things that stood

out to you during the discussion or insights

gleaned.

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Ticket out the Door

Reflect on today’s discussion:

1 Idea That is Still Circulating…

2 Ideas That Square (Agree) with my Beliefs

3 Points That Stood Out to Me