Discussion Instructions
Discussion Question:
A discussion consist of at least three (3) significant post. One main answer and at least two (2) responses to at least two different students main answer. That will be the total of at least three post per discussion. A good discussion should consist of a substantive post of at least 200 words, and at least 2 scholarly sources, for the main answer.
Substantive Post:
A substantive discussion posting consists of the following characteristics:
Reflection about meaning: Describe thoughtfully what something means or new insights it provides, or raise a question as a seed for clarification or further discussion.
Analysis: Discuss relevant themes, concepts, main ideas, components, or relationships among ideas, or, identify hidden assumptions or fallacies in reasoning.
Elaboration: Build on ideas of others or ideas found in the readings by adding details, examples, a different viewpoint,. or other relevant information.
Application: Provide examples of how principles or concepts can be applied to actual situations, or discuss the implications of theory for practice.
Synthesis: Integrate multiple views to provide a summary, a new perspective, or a creative refashioning of ideas. Evaluation: Assess the accuracy, reasonableness, or quality of ideas.
The primary answer should have at least 2 scholarly sources, one can be the textbook, no Wikipedia.
A good discussion is at least 200 words in the main answer.
I agree or I dont agree is NOT a response. Why do you agree or not agree? What facts or thoughts do you have to support you view. A discussion is to have exchange of ideas and peer-to-peer learning.
When answering the discussion question, it is mandatory to write your primary answers and submit it before the other primary answers can be viewed. To clarify: you will not be able to see any post by other students until you submit your primary answer. If you submit a post then go back and write your primary answer and then submit it, I will know.
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