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Glossary
- 1.Vote by hand : if individual or group effort.
- 2. Compare, contrast, identify patterns and incongruities, categorize, evaluate, etc.
- 3. Display - {{{2}}}:
- 4. Add items to your diaries as desired.
Display of learning. Minimal requirement listed.
Discuss [∞]- 1. Discuss the proposition for the suggested time.
- 2. Heroes may keep notes in their I-want-to-research-sometime diary ".
Knowledge, ability, and skills may be displayed many ways. This list is suggestive, not exhaustive:
- Presentation, with or without visual aids
- Process artifact - remnant of your process
- Report - summary of activity and result
- Smoke and mirrors - "I don't know why I did it or what I learned, but this is what I got."
The points of interests are called to the hero's attention as things mentioned in the activity which may be of interest for further discovery.
When the hero is enticed by the topic listed, it is suggested that a note be made in the hero's I-want-to-research-sometime diary .
Choice research [∞]
Skim [∞]
Tease ideas from the text without fully reading it. [1]
- 1. Read Key Sentences
- 2. Scan for name and numbers
- 3. Scan for trigger words
- 4. Skim small parts of text for key ideas
There are various degrees of verification.
- 1. Observe - a cursory review that artifacts exist
- 2. Analyze - review the thought process
- 3. Interview - Discuss with the hero the process or reults
- 1. State the proposition
- 2. Discuss and clarify questions no more than the time suggested.
- 3. Secret vote, if possible, so as to not influence others. This needs a quick way, probably not by ballot. Otherwise by hand.
- 4. Tally and announce.