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Don't be overly focused on what the teacher thinks.

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Don't be overly focused on what the teacher thinks.

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If you’re referencing anyone’s idea, make sure to give them credit or acknowledge them 

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If you’re referencing anyone’s idea, make sure to give them credit or acknowledge them 

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Try to keep sharing concise and to the point to allow other people to share as well. Make use of the chat box when necessary, but try to keep the conversation outloud - not in the chat boxes

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Try to keep sharing concise and to the point to allow other people to share as well. Make use of the chat box when necessary, but try to keep the conversation outloud - not in the chat boxes

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If someone adds something to the discussion, try to touch on it (don't just ignore it)

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take risks and make claims that require defending to make the discussion interesting

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take risks and make claims that require defending to make the discussion interesting

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Value what’s being discussed

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come prepared (read)

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come prepared with the book and with notes

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come prepared with the book and with notes

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A balance between required participation and self-driven participation

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A balance between required participation and self-driven participation

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Required participation typically leaves students contributing the bare minimum and the comment may not be insightful/meaningful. On the other hand, there must be enough participation for there to be a discussion in the first place therefore there should be some elements of self-driven participation and required participation

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Be respectful and actively listen to peers contributing

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being respectful and not interrupt other people

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come in to the discussion having actually read the book and somewhat prepared to say something

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come in to the discussion having actually read the book and somewhat prepared to say something

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Give everybody a chance to speak

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When only some of the class understands/ has read what is being discussed

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When only some of the class understands/ has read what is being discussed

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Be open-minded and encourage others to participate. It's also important for the prompt to be interesting and relevant

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Don't be scared to share your own opinion...even if it challenges another person's

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Don't be scared to share your own opinion...even if it challenges another person's

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ask questions so you can understand what is being discussed and contribute your thoughts

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ask questions so you can understand what is being discussed and contribute your thoughts

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Maybe use hand-raise function in discussions that require moderation -- it's hard to see everyone physically raising their hands sometimes