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ValentinkaMS [17]
3 years ago
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HELP ME PLEASEEEEEE HELP ME ASAP!! WILL GIVE 200 POINTS TO FIRST PERSON WHO HELPS ME WITH CIVICS!! NEED HELP!!!

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kap26 [50]3 years ago
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Answer:

1. All of the following are present: What content did you learn?

recalls most topics and details since last conversation with instructor

responds to instructor's questions and comments

shares information learned from multiple lessons

2. Can you apply what you learned?

All of the following are present:

provides accurate comments

shares course-specific details

gives example of how information applies to daily life

3. How are you using your 21st century presentation skills?

All of the following are present:

shows commitment by reaching out to the instructor in a timely manner

uses proper tone and appropriate speech for student's level

is prepared

actively participates

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