Everyone answers the following question: What did you think of the book? Choose someone to go first. That person asks one of his or her questions—the most interesting, not necessarily the first! Everyone in the group takes turns responding to the question. If the asker has something to say, he or she should go last. When everyone has had a chance to respond, then the next person in the group asks a question. Repeat the same procedure. Be sure that everyone in the group has had a chance to ask a question before the first person goes again. It is ok to keep talking about the same question for a long time. Your goal is not to get through the questions—your goal is to have a discussion about the book. Book Club Observation Sheet (Version 1) Group Strengths Challenges Group Strengths
Everyone answers the following question: What did you think of the book? Choose someone to go first. That person asks one of his or her questions—the most interesting, not necessarily the first! Everyone in the group takes turns responding to the question. If the asker has something to say, he or she should go last. When everyone has had a chance to respond, then the next person in the group asks a question. Repeat the same procedure. Be sure that everyone in the group has had a chance to ask a question before the first person goes again. It is ok to keep talking about the same question for a long time. Your goal is not to get through the questions—your goal is to have a discussion about the book. Book Club Observation Sheet (Version 1) Group Strengths Challenges Group Strengths
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