With the 'Related Videos' on the right side bar of Youtube, I found this video filmed by Kurt Schneider. If you're graduating, you might wanna take note of what to do!
See if you didn't do your readings, be the 1st, 5th and last to speak.
1st person just helps to break the ice, start conversation. Don't need to say anything important or deep, just make it less awkward and people who have answers but are more shy will take over.
2nd person will say something smart, 3rd something smarter, 4th will disagree with a smarter point, then you speak again.
5th to speak sums up the extremes of the arguments mentioned beforehand, which of course are not your own. Find a middle ground.
By this time you have gotten all the class participation marks you need for the tutorial.
When the lecturer asks "any last questions?" at the end of the class, be the last to speak by repeating someone else's point and say you didn't get it.
5 comments:
Kkkkeeee. I actually do use the "1st 5th last" rule, minus the last.
I don't get that rule, explain again please haha
See if you didn't do your readings, be the 1st, 5th and last to speak.
1st person just helps to break the ice, start conversation. Don't need to say anything important or deep, just make it less awkward and people who have answers but are more shy will take over.
2nd person will say something smart, 3rd something smarter, 4th will disagree with a smarter point, then you speak again.
5th to speak sums up the extremes of the arguments mentioned beforehand, which of course are not your own. Find a middle ground.
By this time you have gotten all the class participation marks you need for the tutorial.
When the lecturer asks "any last questions?" at the end of the class, be the last to speak by repeating someone else's point and say you didn't get it.
Voila. 5/5 class part, 100% BS.
HAHA oh THAT, i love that smart shit of an aleck. And it's true, that's actually what you need to do. Bullshit makes the world go round.
Provided you don't want friends. Haha and provided the lecturer is not a sociologist.
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